Frank Conte <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I'm having a problem launching the java
> compilier, javac. I keep getting an error that says "CLASSPATH not set!"
>
> First let me identify where java is located on my linux box:
>
> /usr/lib/java/bin
>
> Referring to my book, java script in 21 days, (or more appropriately
> titled for Frank: Javascript in 21 YEARS!), the problem should be
> solved by adding this line to my .cshrc file
>
> set path=(~/java/bin/ $path) where /java/bin is really /usr/lib/java/bin
> on
> my system so it's really ...set path=(~/usr/lib/java/bin $path). Is this
> correct?
No, remove the `~' character from the last one and make it... set
classpath=(/usr/lib/java/lib/classes.zip)
> So far this isn't working
>
> The book also says If a CLASSPATH is being set, entering the following
> at the command prompt
> echo $CLASSPATH
Unfortunately there are a couple of things going against you at the
moment. One being we've not finished working on the
configure/make/install sequence and two GNU Classpath isn't quite
ready for use (at least in whole) with any JVM.
I'm not sure why you need a CLASSPATH environment variable for
JavaScript, which is not really even related to Java. Use Netscape,
view your code/source in the browser where it might work.
Brian
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