Hello,
John May
Sir,
I have set classpath in cdk directory as follows: set classpath =
.;cdk-2.0.jar (enter)
C:\cdk>set classpath = java -cp cdk-2.0.jar MyClass.java; java -cp
cdk-2.0.jar:.MyClass
Is this correct?
Is this syntax correct, Does it mean cdk-2.0.jar installation is correct?
Sorry I misread your email and that you had the JAR downloaded, you do not
need maven unless your project will use maven to build. You just need to
add the JAR to the classpath.
java -cp cdk-2.0.jar YourClassName
>
or in an IDE (e.g. Eclipse/IntelliJ) you would configure this from a menu
option.
Dear Winod,
On Wed, Dec 30, 2020 at 11:24 AM Winod Dhamnekar
wrote:
> What should be the contents of pom.xml file in cdk directory?
The pom.xml is the file Maven uses to see how the source code needs to
be compiled. It often also contains metadata about the project, such
as authors, license,
Hello,
Sir,
What should be the contents of pom.xml file in cdk directory? What are
the basics, more project information, build setting, environment setting? If
any user knows it, please guide me in this regard.
Cdk beginner user,
WMD
Sent from
Also Java 8/11 are preferred
- John
> On 30 Dec 2020, at 06:25, Winod Dhamnekar
> wrote:
>
>
> Hello,
> I have java , java development kit 32 bit and 64 bit installed on my laptop.
> I have installed apache maven 3.6.3 and its path is C: \Program
> Files\apache-maven-3.6.3. I have
You need to run mvn install from the CDK directory, the install just builds the
code and puts the JAR files in the maven repo directory (~/.m2/repository on
Linux not sure where it is on Windows).
If you just want to use the CDK you can actually just download the release jar
from GitHub or let
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