you might want to check your classpath to include the current directory.
this is done with "."
go to control panel, System. look under environment tab.
set your classpath to include the dot.
for example:
CLASSPATH = .;c:\;c:\jdk1.2\bin;
make sure the classpath includes all the necessary locations, such as the
jsdkee1.2\bin directory.
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Hello all
I am new to EJB I have downloaded the WebLogicServer, J2sdkee1.2 and JDK1.2.
I am working on windows NT.
I am trying to run the first program given as example in J2sdkee1.2. I have
set the the parameters for compileEJB.bat.
I am not able to start the server with the command j2ee -verbose. I am
getting the error
The name specified is not recognised as an internal or external operable
program or batch file
thanks in advance
regards
ravi
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