How to compile Oracle java strored procedure in Putty

I have created a java strored procedure , which would be invoked by oracle function.
This java stored procedure is get compiled via SQL plus. While compiling by the use of putty , it shows lots of compilation error .
How to compile Oracle java strored procedure in Putty??

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javac -classpath c:\java\j2ee\j2ee1.3.1\lib\j2ee.jar;c:\tools\appserver\weblogic\wl7.1\lib\weblogic.jar
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