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Catherine Edwards wrote:I was able to run the "Hello World" app but in order to do so, I had to save the .java file in the /bin folder where my javac is located...
Catherine Edwards wrote:I tried saving the .java doc to my desktop but I got the following error:
"javac is not recognized as an external or internal command" - someone in the discussion attached to the Hello World app link had the same problem and indicated that this fixed it so I tried and it worked. If you have any other suggestions I'm willing to try.
Already tried navigating to My Computer > Properties > Advanced Settings > Environment Variables > System Variables and adding the path to the bin folder where my javac is located to the "path" but that didn't seem to change anything.
Catherine Edwards wrote:I followed the instructions in the discussion forum attached to the Hello World App link and added the path to my "bin" within the system variables but didn't insert a semicolon between the last path and the path to the "bin" when I did it... I just updated it to include the ";" and it now works fine. I've removed the HelloWorldApp.java file from my "bin" folder so I think I should be ok... thanks for prompting me to look at it again!
Catherine Edwards wrote:I tried saving the .java doc to my desktop but I got the following error:
"javac is not recognized as an external or internal command" - someone in the discussion attached to the Hello World app link had the same problem and indicated that this fixed it so I tried and it worked. If you have any other suggestions I'm willing to try.
Already tried navigating to My Computer > Properties > Advanced Settings > Environment Variables > System Variables and adding the path to the bin folder where my javac is located to the "path" but that didn't seem to change anything.
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