Compiling a class, help.

I am having trouble compiling a class file on my server. I have been given the path for the Java Compiler but I am so new to telnetting and unix.
The path that I have been given is usr/local/java/bin/ to use the Java Compiler. I have tried a lot of different strings, but I can't seem to get it to work.
This is the code that I want to use: usr/local/java/bin/javac -classpath %CLASSPATH%;C:/usr251/home/obetz/public_html/servlets/mail.jar
Does that look write? What is the string I want to use when I telnet into my account if I want to compile my java file into a class?

Please bear with me. I'm really new to Unix. I've got a couple of jar & java files already in the classpath. Here is where they are:
/usr251/home/obetz/public_html/servlets/
MailerBean.java and mail.jar
This is what i tried to use to compile the mail.jar file:
/usr/local/java/bin/javac /usr251/home/obetz/public_html/servlets/mail.jar
The error is invalid option or arguement. I also tried it with -classpath in the middle, omitting the $CLASSPATH and still nothing.

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