Create a MS-DOS java environment

thought i would post this for the benefit of others. its a dos batch file that creates a java environment in a new dos window (so u don't have to keep typing out file/tool paths all the time):
@echo off
rem ******* run Doskey --
rem ******* NOTE, NT/2000 already has this, so delete the next line
rem ******* if you find the 'bad command or filename' irritating
doskey
rem ******* setup Java environment
set JAVA_HOME=g:\j2sdk1.4.1_02
set PATH=.;%JAVA_HOME%\bin;%PATH%
rem used by Java2 to add jar files
set CLASSPATH=.;
rem ******* sanity check
%JAVA_HOME%\bin\java -version
set this up as a batch file, and create a shortcut to the command prompt on ur desktop. open the shortcut's properties dialog and tell it to 'open in' the directory that u keep your source java work; and after the 'target' entry (the path to the command prompt program) add the switch '/k' and the full path to the batch file u created from the above!

Why not just added them to your environmental variables through the control panel?

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