Re: ClassPath go Bye Bye? [NEWBIE]
Re: ClassPath go Bye Bye? [NEWBIE]
- Subject: Re: ClassPath go Bye Bye? [NEWBIE]
- From: Chuck Hill <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 01 Jul 2003 12:01:47 -0700
I don't think the classpath is used much / at all. It is archaric anyway
and not suited to differing application needs. If you are using the
WOBootstrap class to launch, then just pop them in the WebObjects
extensions directory. See
http://developer.apple.com/documentation/WebObjects/WhatsNew/WhatsNew/chapte
r_1_section_4.html
Otherwise you will need to add them to classpath file(s) for your project.
I don't reccomend the Java extensions mechanism for this, but it might be
OK for JavaMail. The classpath file for Windows is
AppName.woa\Contents\Windows\CLSSPATH.TXT
Chuck
At 01:51 PM 01/07/2003 -0400, Goodbye Bill wrote:
>I'm trying to deploy my first WebObjects application, which happens to use
>JavaMail. Following the instructions for the installation of the JARs, I
>attempted to modify the CLASSPATH system variable on my Win2K box. The odd
>part is that the variable was not set. Many moons ago, I remember it being
>there when deploying apps requiring the JRE.
>
>Is CLASSPATH still used? Does the fact that I installed the JDK and not the
>JRE change anything? Do I need it and, if so, is there anything that can
>create it for me so I don't screw it up?
>
>Inquiring minds wanna know... =}~
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