[ilugd] java on linux

2004-04-08 Thread pg smh


hi there,
i have just installed java on rh9 linux, but donno how to set the path and 
the classpath, can anyone help me out with that, i'm able to run the java 
codes from the /usr/java/j2sdk.  directory, but i guess setting the 
enviroment variables once will be a better option and also to run tomcat 
server i guess i need to set the path and all,
pls help

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Re: [ilugd] java on linux

2004-04-08 Thread Arindam Dey
On Fri, 2004-04-09 at 05:41, pg smh wrote:
 hi there,
 i have just installed java on rh9 linux, but donno how to set the path and 
 the classpath, can anyone help me out with that, i'm able to run the java 
 codes from the /usr/java/j2sdk.  directory, but i guess setting the 
 enviroment variables once will be a better option and also to run tomcat 
 server i guess i need to set the path and all,
 pls help

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Re: [ilugd] java on linux

2004-04-08 Thread arundeep Singh

--- pg smh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
 
 hi there,
 i have just installed java on rh9 linux, but donno how to set the
 path and 
 the classpath, can anyone help me out with that, i'm able to run the
 java 
 codes from the /usr/java/j2sdk.  directory, but i guess
 setting the 

put the follwing line in your ~/.bashrc file

export classpath=/the path of files separated by :

save the file and run the follwing command at prompt

source .bashrc

then exit the bash and reopen. 

use ev to check it

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