P.S. Don't forget to add a . (for current directory at the beginning of your
classpath statement, as in:

classpath = .;c:\sax2\sax2.jar;c:\xerces-1_1_2\xerces.jar

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Subject: Install path



Hi: I am new to this technology and have not been a DOS or Windows Admin..
As a result when it comes to setting up environment PATH I am not easy. My
question:

Setup;
Windows NT4.0
xerces 1.1.2
jdk1.2.1

I have downloaded and installed Xerces in my E: drive, top level. I need to
set my PATH as follows:

E:\xerces-1_1_2\xerces.jar

Does the same, also, have to be included in the CLASSPATH? I know that it
needs to be set at the System Property Window. I am reading the book "Java
and  XML" by Bret McLaughlin. Although the instructions seem clear enough I
just want to confirm. Thank you in advance for a response. JJD


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