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How can I change the classpath correctly then - so that it will remain changed?

I'm using the two Windows 98 computers for the server, because they're older. The computer I use for all of my web design is running Windows XP.

Thanks for the link, it was very informative! The two possibilities seem to be that either: 1) Javac is not in the correct location. 2) My classpath is not correct. I have tried changing my classpath to the suggested path (CLASSPATH=.;c:\j2sdk140_1\lib) by using the following commands in...

I am a high school senior, soon to be computer science major at college, and I am trying to learn how to build a website server. I have taken a number of programming courses at my high school, including: Java, C++, VisualBasic, and Qbasic. Currently, I create and manage websites for local...

Well, when setting the classpath, Windows is not case-insensitiv. After I set the classpath to "X:\", I echoed it, and the classpath was changed from the original path of "C:\Program Files\QuickTime\QTSystem\QTJava.zip" to my newly set path of "X:\". So, in that sense, I know the classpath did...

Well, I have tried all sorts of things: First, I set my classpath to something like "X:\Online Java", because that was the folder my files were kept in on the flash drive. That didn't work, so I then set the classpath to the "X:\" drive and moved the files out of the Online Java folder to...

I typed: set classpath="X:\" (X is the drive letter for my flashdrive)

By the way, I do have the latest development kits installed.

I am currently taking an online Java course at my high school. It's a great course; however, I must use my laptop, because the school computers do not allow me to run my applications after I compile them. When I attempt to run applications, this is the error that I get: Exception in thread...