Re: Newbie: -classpath option of java does not load the content of the jar file

On Jun 27, 11:59 am, Guy <guyhare...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Yes everything is located in the same directory:

j.class
j.java
ojdbc14.jar
META-INF
oracle

Your web site has been blocked by our MIS departement. Dont know why.

If everything is in the same directory, then you need to specify the
path of the directory when you are specifying the classpath.
Otherwise, I think, java will look on your platform path or
classpath. Since it would appear that you have everything in the same
space, why not just say -cp ./ and be done with it?

.

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