Classpath and hash Character (#)

Hi,
I have some jar files in my java classpath and it looks as if the JVM does not manage to find them when the jar file path contains a hash character (#) (java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError Exception is raised)
I haven't found anything about this in docs.
Can anyone help me ?
Thanks
Michel

Maybe not.
However, once I do not need these classes which are stored in a file path with a hash character, everything works fine.
You can experiment by yourself following this basic scenario:
1) store your famous HelloWord.class in a directory containing a hash Character (e.g. C:\tmp\te#st )
2) run your jvm as follows: java -classpath C:\tmp\te#st HelloWord
3) you should see the message
"Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: HelloWorld"
if not, tell me. I am completely wrong.
PS: Enviromment: WindowNT, sdk 1.4.0 or sdk 1.3.1
Michel

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