Classpath setup on Solaris

Hi Expert,
I'm new to install iAS to Solaris. On NT, the classpath can be set/modify
thru "Kregedit" under key \SOFTWARE\iPlanet\Application
Server\6.0\Java\classpath. What's the equivalent entry for Solaris?
Thanks,
Keith Cheng

classpath variable in kjs script under $IAS_ROOT/ias/bin
regards
Han-Dat
Keith Cheng wrote:
>
Hi Expert,
I'm new to install iAS to Solaris. On NT, the classpath can be set/modify
thru "Kregedit" under key \SOFTWARE\iPlanet\Application
Server\6.0\Java\classpath. What's the equivalent entry for Solaris?
Thanks,
Keith Cheng--
Senior Consultant / Instructor
iPlanet Professional Services - ANZ
iPlanet e-commerce Solutions
- A Sun|Netscape Alliance
Sun Microsystems Australia Pty Ltd

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