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Running a JavaCompiler

dimerocks · 2005-11-22 17:57:50

I'm just doing some basic programming and i hav created some java files but i cant compile them what do i have to do to get it running.i have java running.

22-11-2005 5:57pm

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dimerocks

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I'm just doing some basic programming and i hav created some java files but i cant compile them what do i have to do to get it running.i have java running.

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#2 22-11-2005 6:01pm

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http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/getStarted/cupojava/win32.html

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#3 22-11-2005 6:42pm

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ive done all that but my problem is when i attempt to compile it say javac is not a recognised internal command and stuff like that
sorry i should have read further down there

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#4 22-11-2005 8:04pm

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If you have windows XP/2000 then this will do.

1) Right click on my computer and click on properties.
2) Click on the Advanced tab and then on Enviormental Variables.
3) Under user varibles locate PATH click it and click edit. Then at the end of what is already there type a semi-colon and then the path to your java bin folder. For me its C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.5.0\bin. If the path variable is not there create a new variable and call it PATH then add the java bin path to it.

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