javac ejb with classpath problem?

[JavaCracker]

I am developing enterprise beans with openejb and have installed it fine. When I try to compile the HelloWorld client code from

http://openejb.sourceforge.net/hello-world.html

using command prompt javac I get 4 errors: basically saying that it cannot interperet my beans HelloHome and HelloObject. (although it compiles in NetBeans) This makes me think that it's a classpath problem. My OS is Win2000. I have jdk and j2ee in my classpath and path env var.... it should work. The beans compiled with javac fine adn are jared. I got HelloWorld to compile and then run using code from the openejb site
javac -d . -classpath .;%OPENEJB_HOME%/lib/ejb-1.0.jar;%OPENEJB_HOME%/lib/jndi_1.2.1.jar org\acme\HelloWorld.java

shouldn't those jars already be in my classpath with the j2ee installation? Why does it compile with that and not just javac org\acme\HelloWorld.java???? Will I always have to specify that classpath during development?

 

[maxpower1]

Usually in development on windows, I set up the classpath under the environment variable. for instance, to set up MS SQL Server 2000 JDBC Driver :-

JDBC_CLASS D:\MSJDBC\lib\mssqlserver.jar;

CLASS_PATH .;%JDBC_CLASS%;

It saves a lot of man hours and weekend too Make sure you reboot the machine to be sure the changes is taking effect - just to be save.


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