Hi Peter,

No, sorry, this is just a problem with (take your pick) the manual,
Windows 98, or Sun's javac. The command line you've shown below would
work fine on a UNIX system, or using a "real" shell and compiler. When
I used to work on Win32 I used IBM's Jikes (an excellent, FAST free
Java compiler) and the Cygwin UNIX emulation layer. But the Windows
COMMAND.COM shell leaves it up to application to expand "*," and Sun's
javac won't expand asterisks to directory names. Furthermore, it won't
understand forward slashes, even though many Win32 programs do. You
can do

javac jess\examples\pumps\*.java
javac jess\examples\simple\*.java
javac jess\examples\xfer\*.java

to compile everything in jess/examples.


I think Peter Jones wrote:
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> Hi,
> 
> I'm compiling Jess5.1 on Win98 using javac from jdk1.3. I can compile the
> main part of jess, but I'm unable to compile the examples in jess/examples
> 
> I am compiling from the main Jess51 directory. I have '.' in my CLASSPATH.
> 
> using:
> javac -d . jess/examples/*/*.java
> 
> I get:
> error: cannot read: jess/examples/*/*.java
> 1 error
> 
> Is there some environment setting I'm missing?
> 
> cheers,
> Peter
> 
> Peter Jones
> mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> 
> 
> 
> 
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