Desiree Hilbring wrote:
> okay fine, or not fine, it is not my decision to use about 20 jar files.
> So is there a solution? Is it possible to expand the limitation of 1024?
I don't know with tcsh - I personally use BASH.
> And I do not want to move them all in jre/lib/ext, because of the project
> configuration they need to be in /lib.
If you put them into the ext directory then it shouldn't matter. There
is no need for them to be in the classpath at all then. If your project
is complaining because it can't find them in a hard coded directory then
I really have to question the design of that application and why it
needs to do that.
One alternative is to try to shorten the path by using a soft link to
shorten the directory structure. For example
/GISTerm -> /net/ipfy/hilbring/PRJ/GIS/GISterm
Then your classpath becomes
/GISTerm/lib/GIFEncoder.jar:/GISTerm/lib/WMF.jar;.......
Also, looking at that classpath, the 2nd and 3rd terms seem to be
completely redundant. That would save you 50-60 chars alone.
Looking at the names of the JAR files there, I would thing that a couple
of them probably don't need to be there or they could be in the ext
directory. PNG support is included in JDK 1.3, xml parsing is handled by
JAXP, which is a standard extension and can be loaded into the ext dir,
same with JUnit. The oracle classes are probably just JDBC drivers so
they could be in the ext directory too.
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