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So Brad your telling me I have to have 6 environment variables set including the CLASSPATH variable.
That sucks.  I have to tell you that I have JBuilder for my PC and I am transporting the application to UNIX.  It looks like you
have JBuilder on Linux.  I have the gui3.zip archive which contains all necessary libraries including jdbc.  The Classpath points
to this gui3.zip file.  Wouldn't that include the jdbc as well.  I am still clueless as to what to do.
lui

Brad Pepers wrote:

> Lui Dussan wrote:
> >
> > I have my CLASSPATH variable set to /home/dussan/java/gui3.zip and I am using
> > "java Beacon3.GUI3" to invoke it but it keeps on giving me the same dammed
> > message below.
> > lui
>
> What about the jbcl.zip file?  Is it not also in your CLASSPATH?  I
> think it needs to be.  I have an application that sets things up
> using a shell script like this:
>
> =========================================================================
> #!/bin/sh
>
> SWING_JAR=/home/pepers/Java/swing-1.0.3/swingall.jar
> JBUILDER_HOME=/dosd/jbuilder2
> JBUILDER_LIB=$JBUILDER_HOME/lib
> JDBC_JAR=/home/pepers/LR/postgresql.jar
>
> CLASSPATH=$SWING_JAR:$JBUILDER_LIB/jbcl2.0.jar:$JBUILDER_LIB/jbcl2.0-res.jar:$JBUILDER_LIB/jgl3.1.0.jar:$JDBC_JAR:/home/pepers
>
> java LinuxRetail.CustList
> =========================================================================
>
> This is all pretty hard-coded and just for testing but it shows a bit
> of what is needed to get JBuilder stuff running on a Unix OS (Linux in
> this case).
>
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