RE: Helpful hint for javakit and windows XP
Bruce Boyes <[email protected]>
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At 02:00 PM 4/29/2004 -0700, Kelly Smith wrote:
>Dear Bruce - Re: "Also, on the topic of Java exe paths you might find these
>experiments/musings interesting:
>http://www.practicalembeddedjava.com/tools/javapaths.html".
>
>You have some really "odd" stuff going on in your classpath example with
>";.;" and ";;"!
The "." means the current folder. Believe it or not some programs don't by
default include the current working directory in their classpath.
I have my classpath split between "System Variables" which apply to all
users, and "User variables for {myusername}" and when the two get spliced
together by Windoze there's a double delimiter ;; which doesn't hurt
anything (but serves no purpose of course). It was from my User classpath
including %CLASSPATH%; as its first argument, and the %CLASSPATH% already
had a terminating semicolon.
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