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The Java Classpath is | The Java Classpath is a list of the directories and files on the disk that the java development kit will scan when compiling a program.<br> | ||
These directories and files contain classes that can then be used in your program.<br> | |||
This can be added or modified on Windows by following the following steps.<br> | This can be added or modified on Windows by following the following steps.<br> | ||
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Now when you run javac it will check the C:\Program Files\Redbrick directory for any class or jar files and include them in your project.<br> | Now when you run javac it will check the C:\Program Files\Redbrick directory for any class or jar files and include them in your project.<br> | ||
You will need to close and reopen any terminals you are currently using as it does not affect the current session. | You will need to close and reopen any terminals you are currently using as it does not affect the current session. | ||
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Image:Java_Classpath_Img_1.png | Step 1 | |||
Image:Java_Classpath_Img_2.png | Step 2 | |||
Image:Java_Classpath_Img_2-1.png | Step 2.1 | |||
Image:Java_Classpath_Img_3.png | Step 3 | |||
Image:Java_Classpath_Img_3-1.png | Step 3.1 | |||
Image:Java_Classpath_Img_4.png | Step 4 | |||
Image:Java_Classpath_Img_6.png | Step 6 | |||
Image:Java_Classpath_Img_7.png | Step 7 | |||
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