Re: SET CLASSPATH

thank's, nut know that i'm alwas gettin the same error message, know that
i'm trying to use the classpath instruction in console mode, as i'm using
SUN JDK, i compile and run my programs using this method!
so, i want to give the path to the compiler after compiling the main
class(abstract class) when compilng the subcalss that extends the abstract
one, but in console mode, i don't want to inclde it in the environnement
var!
i'm trying o use this difinition:
SET CLASPATH=.;[driveletter]\[Directoy1]\[Directoy2]\[Directoy]\[Directoy4]
and know that the Directoy5 conatins the abstract class defifniton(.java
file), and sure they have to be all iln the same directiory (directiory5)
thank's!
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AbdelHalim MIMOUNI
"Raymond DeCampo" <nospam@xxxxxxxxxxxx> a écrit dans le message de
news:s7qse.21151$fp6.2777@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Abdelhalim MIMOUNI wrote:
> > hi, i'm using the abstract class definition, and when compiling the
abstract
> > class it's ok, but the problem is when compiling the subclass: i get
the
> > following message:
> >
> > Rect.java:9: cannot resolve symbol
> > symbol : class GeoFigure
> > location: class figures.Rect
> > public class Rect extends GeoFigure
> > ^
> > 1 error
> >
> > the abstract class is called: GeoFigure;
> > and the subclass is Rect
> >
> > so how cn use the set classpath at command line, should it include the
> > directory where are located all the package files(the abstract class and
> > subclass .java files), or should it point at onel evel before the
directory
> > that contains the package files?
> > thank's!
> >
>
> Suppose you have the class com.foo.Bar. The file Bar.class lives in the
> /home/xyzzy/classes/com/foo directory. Set your classpath to include
> the /home/xyzzy/classes directory.
>
> HTH,
> Ray
>
> --
> XML is the programmer's duct tape.


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