thanks,
i checked this before and it work the problem actually that their is a
mistake in the
sourcefiles path it should be ,
"src/HelloWorld.java"
because i coped this part from other file where i used to declared the src in
a property tag
like this
and the code will be
I dont think that your JAVA_HOME environment variable points to a JDK (just a
JRE) and therefore no tools.jar is on the classpath?
Jan
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therefore same JRE
Ant builds). Generally a build does not need to occur in the same JRE as
Eclipse.
HTH
Darins
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> AFAIK Eclipse starts with the Java where JAVA_HOME points to,
> if you dont provide another one via -vm option.
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> Jan
>
If you look in Window | Preferences, under the Java option there should
be an "Installed JREs" entry. You can check wh
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> Thanks for your answer, i´m using eclipse, can you tell me please
> where may i see if i have JRE instead of a jdk
>
> I was looking about this problem in the web, and maybe the problem
> it´s with eclipsei have to make a relation bet
Thanks for your answer, i´m using eclipse, can you tell me please
where may i see if i have JRE instead of a jdk
I was looking about this problem in the web, and maybe the problem
it´s with eclipsei have to make a relation between javadoc and
eclipse, but i haven´t found it .
Thanks again
Maybe JAVA_HOME points to a JRE instead of a JDK ...
Jan
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> Hello,
>
> i´m tryng to create a javad
