do you have to be in the directory of the .class file you're trying to
run? or can i be somewhere else, as so:
file location:
C:\javaprograms>helloWorld.class
my location:
C:\
can i do this or something like it?
java javaprograms\helloWorld
it has allowed me to compile that way as so:
javac javaprograms\helloWorld.java
while in the aforementioned user location, i.e. C:\ with the file in
the preceding file location, i.e. C:\javaprograms>helloWorld.class
but i have not been able to execute a program that way..... so can i
run a .class file without being in the current directory of that
file???
if not, i don't understand why the j2sdk-1_4_2_07 would allow
compilation, but not execution in that manner.....
Thanks!
Pete
Wiseguy - 25 Feb 2005 04:48 GMT
"Pete" <pete@ima-web.com> scribbled on the stall wall:
> do you have to be in the directory of the .class file you're trying to
> run? or can i be somewhere else, as so:
[quoted text clipped - 7 lines]
> can i do this or something like it?
> java javaprograms\helloWorld
try
java -cp c:\javaprograms helloWorld
As long as the location of your class file is in the classpath it should
find it.