CLASS_PATH

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Subject: CLASS_PATH
From: Victor Hugo Bilouro <victor.bilouro@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 15 Oct 2004 23:06:24 +0000
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Hello,

 I'm trying to use JDBC, but I have having problems with CLASS_PATH...

I know wich a have to insert the path of jdbc in CLASS_PATH, but, idont have any CLASS_PATH defined in my enviroment.


 Then, i set the CLASS_PATH using follow command:

 setenv CLASS_PATH /path/of/jdbc.jar

After then, i try to compile my java application but it does not findthe basic class and dont compile...


 How is the default path to CLASS_PATH? Or What do I do to resolv?!

 Thanks

Bilouro

Freebsd 4.10
Java 1.4.2