NT 4.0 javac to java

[HavaTheJut]

I feel like such an amateur asking this question, but I can't seem to get the syntax right. Once the classes are compiled with javac, what is the correct syntax for the java command? I know how to run classes on windows 9x, but on NT 4.0, the only way I can get it to work is by generating the native header files with javah. This is fine for nt, but I don't want to include the headers in my jar file. Please help.

 

[LittleWing]

you call java CLASSNAME. ensure the class, either class file or within a jar, is in your classpath. you cna check the classpath on NT:

echo %classpath%

 

[pipk]

on NT you normally have to include the classpath parameter in the command e.g

java -classpath <your class path> <classname>

in fact if your classes are in the same directory just type

java -classpath . <classname>

and that should work.

 

[HavaTheJut]

Thanks. I was using -cp before to specify the classpath, but I guess that didn't work.

 

[pipk]

I have had similar problems with -cp myself.