Anders Morken wrote:
No, a change in the environment of a process does not affect the
environment of it's parent process. So, if you run
startNetworkServer.ksh as a regular script (which will execute in a
separate process), it will not affect the CLASSPATH of your shell
environment.
However, on Windows with cmd and .BAT files you'll see the effect you
describe. =)
You are right, thank you for correcting me!
Also, if you source these scripts, which I have a tendency to do
(e.g. $ . ./startNetworkServer.ksh) you will also see this effect.
--
John
