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October 21st, 2002, 12:31 PM
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path
I downloaded the JDK and I cant get my java and javac to work. It keeps telling me 'command not found' even when I am in the bin directory. I am running RH Linux and tried setting the CLASSPATH in the sh shell by typing
CLASSPATH=the java home export CLASSPATH actually, my main problem is getting the variables to stick. It dissapears whenever I restart
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October 21st, 2002, 12:39 PM
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Re: path
Quote:
"Execute file 'javac' which is located in the current directory": Code:
./javac Quote:
Shorter: Code:
export CLASSPATH=foo Quote:
Put the export line(s) into /etc/profile.local (or, if your /etc/profile does not source profile.local, directly into /etc/profile) if you want the variables to be available for all users or into ~/.profile if you only want them for your account. HTH
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October 21st, 2002, 12:45 PM
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You can also add JAVA HOME/bin to your PATH, like that you can run javac or any other of the java executables from anywhere. Use:
PATH=$PATH:java home/bin export PATH from which file you end up using as suggested by realnowhereman
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