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I wanted to install Java Communication API into Jbuilder3 But I couldnot do that. I downloaded the javacomm20-win32.zip file from the www.javasoft.com and followed their instructions: 

----------- These instructions were from javasoft.com-------

Unzip the file javacomm20-win32.zip. This will produce a hierarchy with a top level directory commapi. 
The examples in this document assume that you have unzipped the javacomm20-win32.zip file in your C: partition and your JDK installation is in C:\jdk1.1.6. If you have installed JDK in an other location or unzipped javacomm20-win32.zip in an other location modify the example commands appropriately. 

If you are installing the Java communications API into a JRE (Java runtime environment) follow the same instructions as for the JDK except where noted. See the additional instructions for running using the JRE. 



Copy win32com.dll to your <JDK>\bin directory. 

C:\>copy c:\commapi\win32com.dll to c:\jdk1.1.6\bin 

Copy comm.jar to your <JDK>\lib directory. 

C:\>copy c:\commapi\comm.jar c:\jdk1.1.6\lib 

Copy javax.comm.properties to your <JDK>\lib directory. 

C:\>copy c:\commapi\javax.comm.properties c:\jdk1.1.6\lib 
The javax.comm.properties file must be installed. If it is not, no ports will be found by the system. 

-----The above instructions were from javasoft.com----------

I copied win32com.dll to my c:\jbuilder3\java\bin directory. 
I copied comm.jar to my c:\jbuilder3\java\lib directory.
I copied javax.comm.properties to your c:\jbuilder3\java\lib directory

But it didnot work. I didnot define the class path. If I do need to define the classpath can u please tell me how. Or what I need to do add Java Communication API to JBuilder3.

Thanks