Sorry, I was just being stupid again. There's nothing in the doc that I didn't
understand. The problem was that I was defining the variable using the DOS env
variable %classpath%, which was apparently not understood by the JDE. When I
substituted actual directory names for %classpath%, things seemed to work fine.
Thanks,
Jay
Paul Kinnucan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 03/29/2000 12:50:52 PM
To: Jay Tucker/Dragon Systems USA@Dragon Systems USA, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
cc:
Subject: Re: source code in multiple directories
At 12:00 PM 3/29/00 -0500, you wrote:
>Hi all,
>
>This must be a really easy question -- even a FAQ -- but I haven't figured it
>out even after playing around with a bunch of customization variables. Very
>simply, I have source code for a project in several different directories,
>something like this:
>
>c:/MainApp/
>c:/MainApp/SubDir1
>c:/MainApp/SubDir2
>c:/MainApp/SubDir3
>c:/MyJavaUtils
>
>How do I set the classpath (or more specifically, *which* jde classpath
>variable(s) do I set) so that I can compile and run this project? I've tried
>setting jde-set-global-classpath, jde-set-compile-options, and several other
>variables, but have been unsuccessful so far in getting the JDE to do what I
>want.
>
Typing C-x h v jde-global-classpath, I get:
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Documentation:
*Specify class paths for compile, run, and debug commands.
Use this option to specify the paths to the root directories of the
classes used by your project. The JDE uses the specified paths to
construct a classpath argument for the Java compile, run, and debug
commands. The JDE also allows you to set classpaths individually for
the compile, run, and debug commands. If you do not set a classpath
for those commands, the JDE uses the global classpath. If you do not
specify a global or a local classpath, the compile/run/debug commands
uses the value of the CLASSPATH environment variable, if set, as the
classpath.
You can customize this variable.
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What is there in this doc that you do not understand? I ask yout this
question seriously so that I can try to make the doc clearer.
- Paul
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