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mark - 29 Jun 2005 13:33 GMT
hi, i downloaded transaction api (JTA) but are not sure where to put it so i
can import the relevant classes. thanks,mark
Andrew Thompson - 29 Jun 2005 16:13 GMT
> hi, i downloaded transaction api (JTA) but are not sure where to put it so i
> can import the relevant classes.

Anywhere on the classpath of whatever is trying to use it.

You *do* know how to set the classpath for your app., right?
[ And if your IDE does it for you, that is a good case for dumping
the IDE and learning how it works from the command line. ]

>..thanks,..

No worries.

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