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Originally posted by Julian Kennedy:
Why not try it, dude? You fixed your other problem yourself!
The answer is yes, if you create a new (User or System) environment variable called CLASSPATH via Control Panel and set it to your classpath it will persist when you reboot. You can also set it in autoexec.bat.
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Originally posted by William Brogden:
But remember - Tomcat does not pay any attention to the environment CLASSPATH value. See the classloader how-to documentation installed with Tomcat.
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Originally posted by Julian Kennedy:
Hi Parka,
You appear to be doing it in the right place but it doesn't look like you're setting CLASSPATH correctly. If I just want to compile a servlet for Tomcat 5 in a Windows command window (MSDOS, if you like) then I'd set my classpath as follows:
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