See if CLASSPATH was set by another program. If it was add .; to the
variable list at the start.
If the variable CLASSPATH was not set, try setting with a period only ('.').
This will allow you
to run the Java class from the current directory (hopefully).
On Sat, Jun 26, 1999 at 06:42:48PM +0200, Gernot Bauer wrote:
> Hi,
>
> just wrote a java-app that creates a class called Euro1.class. It
> compiles and the Euro1.class-file is created. When I try to start it
> with "java Euro1.class" I always get "Can't find class Euro1.class" but
> Im in the di
Hi,
just wrote a java-app that creates a class called Euro1.class. It
compiles and the Euro1.class-file is created. When I try to start it
with "java Euro1.class" I always get "Can't find class Euro1.class" but
Im in the directory where Euro1.class is. The jdk-doc tells me not to
set CLASSPATH...
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