> PATH=$PATH:/home/edmz/Java/j2dk1.3.1/bin
> CLASSPATH=/home/edmz/Java/source

But you'd probably want to rather do 

PATH=/home/edmz/Java/j2dk1.3.1/bin:$PATH

so that the older java and javac files that come with the distribution
don't get called in preference to your new ones. As I understand it,
when you enter a command, Linux searches through the paths in the PATH
variable from the beginning to the end, executing the first matching
file. So if it comes across a matching file somewhere else in the path
it will execute that first. So putting the new java directory in first
makes it find that one rather than the old Java.

...Carl


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