You can either set the path in the system boot up script or better still if
you set it in your profile file. In linux your profile files will be in
your home directory for instane if your login userid is liuchao, then your
home directory will be /home/liuchao. look for profiles by typing ls -a at
command prompt. this will give you a list all files including the hidden
ones. edit either one of the files depending on what shell are you in. set
the environment variable and path there. This way each time you login all
the commands from /usr/java/jdk1.3/bin/ will be available for you
automatically. Hope this helps.
"Liuchao"
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Subject: ask for path
09/04/2001
09:36 AM
I have installed JDK1.3.0 in directory /usr/java/jdk1.3. and I use echo
$PATH, the $JAVA_HOME have not been set.
I set $PATH=/usr/java/jdk1.3/bin every time when I login in my computer.
How can I do to let $PATH have been set
automatic everytime when I login in my linux.
Thank you,
Chao Liu
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2001.4.9
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