Do I need to set up CLASSPATH if I use netbeans?

Does Netbeans IDE set path and classpath automaticly after installing it?
Thanks

Sorry, but on my development machine I'll keep the
CLASSPATH variable if you don't mind. I'll be @rsed
to throw in thirty jars each time I want to run
something from a shell.A smart shell programmer could figure out how to get the JARs in without having to type them all in.
IDEs and Java EE containers all ignore your CLASSPATH. It's really not doing you much good. I don't have a CLASSPATH environment variable on any machine that I use for development.
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Thanks for your help. I set my CLASSPATH option
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I've tinkered around and around and I still can't get
it to work... My confidence in my computer savyness
is beginning to deteriorate... I've been reading two
books on java and believe I'm understanding OO pretty
well into the later chapters at present. I read
through Suns online tutorial as well and just am not
understanding what I'm doing wrong here. Thanks-Read the docs for both javac.exe and java.exe. Both take a -classpath option when you run in a command shell. That's the correct way to specify CLASSPATH.
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