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.classpath file instead of the CLASSPATH Environment variable. Writing a java client application in Eclipse, and I would like to call
it at the command line. I noticed that the IDE generates a .classpath
file in the project directory. Is there a way to call the program at
the command line and utilize the .classpath file in lieu of setting
the classpath environment variable?
Re: .classpath file instead of the CLASSPATH Environment variable. dontspammenow@yahoo.com wrote:
> Writing a java client application in Eclipse, and I would like to call
> it at the command line. I noticed that the IDE generates a .classpath
> file in the project directory. Is there a way to call the program at
> the command line and utilize the .classpath file in lieu of setting
> the classpath environment variable?
No.
But generate a jar file with a Class-Path directive in the
manifest.
Arne
Re: .classpath file instead of the CLASSPATH Environment variable. dontspammenow@yahoo.com wrote:
> Writing a java client application in Eclipse, and I would like to
> call
> it at the command line. I noticed that the IDE generates a
> .classpath
> file in the project directory. Is there a way to call the program
> at
> the command line and utilize the .classpath file in lieu of setting
> the classpath environment variable?
Using the Bourne shell:
java -classpath `cat .classpath` className
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