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Well Brad I made my classpath=/home/dussan/java/gui3.jar:/home/dussan/jbcl.zip but it still doesn't work (same error).
Hey are you going to this java software summit on Nov1-6 in colorado.  I am
lui

Brad Pepers wrote:

> Lui Dussan wrote:
> >
> > 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
>
> No you don't need to set all 6 environment variables.  I just do that
> in the script so that the CLASSPATH line is easier to change if I move
> where JBuilder is found or the swing version.
>
> I don't have JBuilder on Linux.  I'm mounting the MSDOS partition
> from Linux and using the files from there.
>
> Are you sure the gui3.zip file has all the jbcl stuff?  Have you
> tried just including your application in the zip file and then using
> the jbcl2.0.jar, swingall.jar, ... as I do in the script?
>
> All I know is that with the CLASSPATH set as I do in the script, I
> can take files from JBuilder and run them on Linux.  I'm not sure
> if your problems is specific to your Unix (Irix was it?) or due to
> the difference in how we are running our applications.
>
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