Yvan douenel wrote:
> What environment variables do I need to set to use the
> JSWDK?
> You need a correct version of the JDK in the CLASSPATH
> variable. (For Unix, JDK 1.1.x or 1.2. For Windows,
> JDK 1.2.)
> If you are using JDK 1.2 (c'est mon cas), you also
> need to do one of the following:
> Set JAVA_HOME (c'est quoi JAVA_HOME ?) to the JDK
> directory.
> Put tools.jar in the CLASSPATH variable. ( je l'ai
> fait mais �a ne change rien)
>
> I'm french and I can't understand what JAVA_HOME
> means.
> Could you help me ?
> Yvan
>
JAVA_HOME is traditionally set to the directory in which you installed your
Java Development Kit (JDK). On my home Linux system, for example, I have the
Blackdown JDK 1.2-pre-v2 installed in "/usr/local/jdk_1.2", so that is what I
would set JAVA_HOME to equal. On a Windows box, this might be something like
"c:\jdk1.2" instead.
Inside your JDK environment, there is a tools.jar file, which can be found at:
$JAVA_HOME/lib/tools.jar
It is this path that neds to be added to your CLASSPATH environment variable
for JSP compiles to work correctly.
Craig McClanahan
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