Somewhere do:
export JAVAHOME=/usr/lib/java [ie: path to java rootdir]
export CLASSPATH=/usr/lib/java/lib/i586 [ie: path to classpath.zip]
*some* java binaries want a cli option declared so run with full paths
defined or from the java home dir.
Also, the "plug-in" is a browser thing, useless with Netscape pre 4.5
and hopeless by itself.
Put your local classes in some directory and unpack classes.zip there
too, then prepend CLASSPATH to that location... helps if you're testing
lotsa applets, etc.
jk
On Mon, Apr 16, 2001 at 04:33:16PM -0700, Rob Hudson wrote:
> >
> > I'm having trouble getting my run time environment set. I've
> > installed jdk1.3.0.02, and I've set my .bash_profile path and my
> > bin files path...when I run a command like: javac *.java or java
> > Test..I get the error: Could not find run time environment.
> > I'm assuming that I do not need the java plug in, and it appears
> > to be set up correctly.
> >
>
>Damfino. Maybe you have a bad CLASSPATH environment variable?
>
>Randolph
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