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phunni
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 Posted: Tue May 27, 2003 11:50 am Post subject: java config and J2EE |
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Is there a way of adding the j2ee classes to my classpath using java-config? I tried java-config --list-available-packages and j2ee wasn't there
It seems a shame to have to manually add it to my classpath - especially when the tool has so neatly done everything else for me
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cdmstro
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| Quote: | | Is there a way of adding the j2ee classes to my classpath using java-config? I tried java-config --list-available-packages and j2ee wasn't there |
java-config scans the /usr/share subdirectories for files named 'package.env', to add additional packages for use by the java-config command I have created 'stub' directories for additional libraries I want to make avaliable.
Within the stub directory, I create the file 'package.env' containing the class path of the libraries for that package. The file should contain the following:
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DESCRIPTION="Package description"
CLASSPATH=/opt/build/classes:/opt/build/lib/mypkg.jar
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the CLASSPATH line can contain as many different libraries as you want, it makes it really easy to switch around my classpaths depending on what I want to do. |
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