On 2002.10.08 22:42 u2q2w wrote:
Hello,
Could you please tell me how to compile my.java with two jars? What is
the
command line? Say, "javac -classpath a1.jar;a2.jar my.java", is it
correct in
windows? What is it in linux?
Use the standard path separator character: /:/
javac -classpath a1.jar:a2.ja
On 2002.10.08 22:42 u2q2w wrote:
> Hello,
> Could you please tell me how to compile my.java with two jars? What is
> the
> command line? Say, "javac -classpath a1.jar;a2.jar my.java", is it
> correct in
> windows? What is it in linux?
Use the standard path separator character: /:/
javac -classpa
> Could you please tell me how to compile my.java with two jars? What is the
> command line? Say, "javac -classpath a1.jar;a2.jar my.java", is it correct
> in windows? What is it in linux?
Just replace your semicolon with a colon:
javac -classpath a1.jar:a2.jar my.java
Ben.
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Ben Burton
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Hello,
Could you please tell me how to compile my.java with two jars? What is the
command line? Say, "javac -classpath a1.jar;a2.jar my.java", is it correct in
windows? What is it in linux?
Thank you so much.
Best regards,
shengli
> Could you please tell me how to compile my.java with two jars? What is the
> command line? Say, "javac -classpath a1.jar;a2.jar my.java", is it correct
> in windows? What is it in linux?
Just replace your semicolon with a colon:
javac -classpath a1.jar:a2.jar my.java
Ben.
--
Ben Burton
[E
Hello,
Could you please tell me how to compile my.java with two jars? What is the
command line? Say, "javac -classpath a1.jar;a2.jar my.java", is it correct in
windows? What is it in linux?
Thank you so much.
Best regards,
shengli
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