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marty mcmahone
I've just recently installed the Java/Netbeans bundle that puts both pieces
of software in the Program Files directory under Windows. I set the
ClassPath variable to point to the bin folder for Java. But I am having odd
problems.
If I don't use NetBeans, I can compile a simple class in Java. However, if
I try to compile another class that needs that class, Java won't recognize
that it's there. It also doesn't recognize the existence of the HttpServlet
classes. OTOH, if I do these compiles within NetBeans, they work.
Anybody have any insights into what I may be missing? I went with the
cobundle because the NetBeans install locked up when I tried to just install
it on my machine where I already had Java. I uninstalled everything before
I restarted the process. Still, something is buggered up.
Thanks,
Marty
of software in the Program Files directory under Windows. I set the
ClassPath variable to point to the bin folder for Java. But I am having odd
problems.
If I don't use NetBeans, I can compile a simple class in Java. However, if
I try to compile another class that needs that class, Java won't recognize
that it's there. It also doesn't recognize the existence of the HttpServlet
classes. OTOH, if I do these compiles within NetBeans, they work.
Anybody have any insights into what I may be missing? I went with the
cobundle because the NetBeans install locked up when I tried to just install
it on my machine where I already had Java. I uninstalled everything before
I restarted the process. Still, something is buggered up.
Thanks,
Marty