Hi
The problem might be due to the following
In the QSHELL the classpath is set for two levels
*JOB and *SYS.
The Classpath set at *JOB is only valid for that job
and is not persistance.
The Classpath set at *SYS is for the system and is
vaild for all Users on the System.
Make sure that u add ur package to the classpaths for
both the levels
Or if u want to set the classpath for a specific user
profile then go to home directory in ROOT in IFS,
create a folder with userprofile name like(TRAINEE)
and create a '.profile' file in which u specify the
classpath using
export CLASSPATH='.:/RFCPackage'
Hope it helps
Niranjan
--- "Singh, Sushil" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am posting slightly offtopic question, please
> pardon me but I am
> struggling with the CLASSPATH jugglery.
>
> Environment: IBM HTTP and WebSphere under AS/400
> environment.
>
> I am having one class with all DataAccess releted
> methods which I have
> created in one package say "RCMPackage" under root
> folder. Its successfully
> compiled. I have added this folder "/RCMPackage" in
> my CLASSPATH
> environment variable. Now if I am using this class
> in any program its
> giving compilation error stating that "Package
> RCPPackage not found in
> import".
>
> If I do the same thing under a PC environment its
> working fine.
>
> Also if I issue a "set" command in STRQSH (QShell),
> its not showing my
> folder in the CLASSPATH. But if I issue "echo
> $CLASSPATH" then its showing
> my package folder in the CLASSPATH.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Sks
>
>
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