Classpath in Win2K

[Kawthar Bt M Sulaiman <mk...@maxis.com.my>]

I've setup my classpath in Win2K environment, but when
I type set classpath in my prompt window, it was not displayed
and got truncated.  When I ran the program, it cannot find
my log4j classes.  Is there a length limitation on setting the
classpath in Win2K?

Thanks,
--Kawthar

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Re: Classpath in Win2K

[Robert Pepersack <rp...@mdinsurance.state.md.us>]

I use W2K and I've never run into this problem.  What command are you using 
to set the classpath in the command window?  You could try putting the 
commands in a batch file.  If you're running it inside a server, then make 
sure that the log4j classes are in the server's classpath.

Bob

At 03:08 PM 04/16/2004 +0800, you wrote:

>I've setup my classpath in Win2K environment, but when
>I type set classpath in my prompt window, it was not displayed
>and got truncated.  When I ran the program, it cannot find
>my log4j classes.  Is there a length limitation on setting the
>classpath in Win2K?
>
>Thanks,
>--Kawthar
>
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