question about compiling java with textpad

[Ryan Gaffuri]

How do i set a classpath in the javac? its not paying attention to the
classpath I have set at the environment level. This is windows 2000.

I go to configure->preferences->tools->compile java

I see $file in the parameters. Not able to do this:

-classpath <path> $file

and i get the standard javac error where it lists the options.

 

[Thomas Kellerer]

Ryan Gaffuri wrote on 15.10.2004 19:15:

How do i set a classpath in the javac? its not paying attention to the
classpath I have set at the environment level. This is windows 2000.

I go to configure->preferences->tools->compile java

I see $file in the parameters. Not able to do this:

-classpath <path> $file

and i get the standard javac error where it lists the options.

http://www.textpad.com/support/faq/java.html

 

[Bryce]

How do i set a classpath in the javac? its not paying attention to the
classpath I have set at the environment level. This is windows 2000.

Shouldn't have to set it on the environment.

I go to configure->preferences->tools->compile java

I see $file in the parameters. Not able to do this:

-classpath <path> $file

I gues you can specify your own tool
configure->preferences->tools->Add...

But to be honest with you, textpad probably isn't the best thing to
use to actually compile. If it were me, I'd just open a DOS window and
compile from there.

Or use an IDE designed specifically for Java as opposed to a glorified
notepad program (I know, I like TextPad too, but be honest, its not
really a programming tool).