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> Short answer: CLASSPATH
> Long answer: whatever JVM is running can't find you classes.
My /etc/profile says:
PATH="$PATH:/$JAVA_HOME/bin:$PATH"
JAVA_HOME="/root/jdk1.2.2"
CLASSPATH'JAVA_HOME/lib:/home/httpd/cgi-bin/java/classes.zip:/home/httpd/cgi
-bin/java:home/httpd/cgi-bin:/home/httpd/html"
export PATH CLASSPATH JAVA_HOME
- This is based on an example I found in some of the JDK documentation...
> This is a jserv discussion. It appears from below that you're
> not using a
> servlet engine. If this is the case, I presume this is an
> applet thing.
Your assumption is correct, no jserv because we run no servlets, only
applets.
Am I setting the paths incorrectly in 'profile'? Or is there somewhere else
I need to define these paths?
Thanks in advance! (and for the quick response),
Jim
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