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Sukra Tara
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Posted on 12-23-07 2:47
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Hi Javaexperts,
I am new to Java. In Command Prompt I cannot access javac. I am getting message: "javac" is not recognized as an internal or external command. I checked bin folder too ensure javac.exe file.
Pls help!!!
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kancha01
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Posted on 12-23-07 3:07
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Have you downloaded JDK? It's not recognizing the compiler..
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kancha01
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Posted on 12-23-07 3:11
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where do you have your java filed placed in, are your source codes inside the bin directory? if so navigate to
bin directory , for eg, C:\j2sdk1.4.2_08\ bin and run the compiler from that directory..
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quite_guy
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Posted on 12-23-07 4:27
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You need to set up: 1. Add Java/bin folder to class path, 2. set to execute from anywhere (.;). Do these below. Check where is Java installed; and get the path to java/bin folder. Similar to this one C:\jdk1.5.0_05\bin. Right click on My Computer --> Advanced --> Environment Variable --> From Systems Variables, Highlight Path, and click on Edit, at the end of the line Add these .;C:\jdk1.5.0_05\bin And OK ->OK Exit your command prompt, and start again and type java -version, and you should get some results, esle something is wrong;
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Sukra Tara
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Posted on 12-23-07 5:03
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Quite guy,
I did what u suggested, still it is not working.
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Sukra Tara
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Posted on 12-23-07 5:09
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Quite Guy,
BTW, m learning the Helloworld.. "the first step of Java". Javac command is accepted as I followed ur instruction but soemthing else is appearing screen shot is attached below.
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Sukra Tara
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Posted on 12-23-07 5:12
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Quiteguy,
I got it,,, i made a mistake in typing Helloworld....
Thanks a lot
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Posted on 12-23-07 5:44
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I gave a bad advice here, so guys I took it out :)
Last edited: 23-Dec-07 11:14 PM
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LondonBridge
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Posted on 12-23-07 8:46
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Eyefusion, You need .java extension to compile. Just "javac Helloworld" won't compile.
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Posted on 12-23-07 11:04
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Hehe,thanks LondonBridge.You're right. My bad. And I just complied few files using javac just a few days ago for use in ObjectDB. A geeky story if you wanna hear: I needed to load up a persistent-capable class files in ObjectDb''s explorer.I had the complied transient class files nice and smooth. I also had the .jdo xml meta-data file inside the folder. I'm ready to enhance, right? Apparently not. I keep getting persistent-aware classes which is of course no good. I was going crazy for hours as it simply wont enhance. Finally after hours of torture,A revelation occurred from god. He said,"yo, you saved "package.jdo" as "package.jdo.jdo." Bingo. That fixed it. I
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