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> I seem to have trouble using the CLASSPATH in my environment. I'm running
> Red Hat 5.2, JDK 1.1.6.
>
> I put the following into ~./bashrc:
> CLASSPATH=. (also tried CLASSPATH=.:$CLASSPATH)
> export CLASSPATH
> Now when I run $ printenv I get:
> CLASSPATH=. (or CLASSPATH=.:)
I use;
export CLASSPATH="/usr/local/lib/netscape/java_301:."
in a script when starting netscape, now this is possably not what you are
looking for, however things to try would be;
export CLASSPATH=":."
export CLASSPATH="/:."
I rather think you are trying to achive the same results as i, why not
define the whole path.
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> I assumed this would let me run a JavaApp.class file anywhere:
> $ java JavaApp
> But such is not the case. I can only run JavaApp if in the directory
> $ java ./JavaApp
> If I try to supply a path
> $ java /path/JavaApp
> I get "invalid class name." If I run from the JavaApp directory:
> $ java JavaApp
> I get "Cannot find class JavaApp."
>
> Haines Brown
>
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Regards Richard.
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