Whenever I open a Bash shell, my classpath is \"someProgram\". I know that adding an export entry to \".bashrc\" changes my classpath, but I want to know where \"someProgram\" is being added to the cl
I made an application in NetBeans and I used the Apache Commons IO jar file.The application works fine in NetBeans, but I want to be able to compile it from the command line.The Apache Commons IO jar
I came across an application in which multiple versions of jar files are included. For instance commons-fileupload-1.8.jar and commons-fileupload-1.6.jar.
I have a program that needs several third-party libraries, and at the moment it is packaged like so: zerobot.jar (my file)
I\'m trying to add paths to my classpath in the Clojure REPL that I\'ve set up in Emacs using ELPA. Apparently, this isn\'t the $CLASSPATH environment variable, but rather the swank-clojure-classpath
I was just reading this line: The first thing the format() method does is load a Velocity template from the classpath named outp开发者_如何学编程ut.vm
MyClassWithMainMethod.java uses classes of someJar.jar. If I call: java -cp someJar.jar MyClassWithMainMethod
Im having problems with classpaths.I have used them before with \"import\" but I\'m not able to link a class directly to symbol in the library.
I have two source trees in my Java application in Eclipse.One is \"src\", and one is \"test\".Each one contains a directory tree of .java files.So far, so good.
I have a jruby rails app that has some jar dependencies in rails lib/java.I prefer this to just putting them straight in lib as it separates my java libs from ruby libs.Works locally using jruby.Probl
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