> The PATH variable in /etc/profile is usually one of them. That requires
> either a reboot or a logout/login to reset the variable.
REBOOT!?! Ack, bite your tongue!! :-)
All you really need to do (unless your /etc/profile and/or your .profile,
wherever you choose to put your PATH setting, is really weird) is source
the file. Thus if your PATH is indeed set up in /etc/profile (and that
kinda creeps me out, but that's just me) then:
% . /etc/profile
will do the trick. Or of course you can change the setup file and then
manually re-set your PATH variable on the command line.
> There are
> likely
> others as well since it's java (which I don't have installed).
Java doesn't require much setup, really, though you will need to tell
other stuff about your Java CLASSPATH. I don't know what the bare
servlet stuff wants, but (for example) JRun has config files sprouting
up all over the place where you need (or might need) to configure the
path to all your Java code (i.e., whatever you've got in addition to
the code behind the .JSP or HTML files).
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