Easy question about 'javac'...

Yeah, at school, we're so used to using a program like CodeWarrior or NetBeans to do all our programming with. However, here at home, I'm trying to code simply in Notepad, and I'm having a little trouble.
Basically, I'm getting the NoClassDefFound error. The problem is, though, that I can't actually COMPILE the .java file I wrote in notepad - whenever I try to use the 'javac' command, it gives me an error saying it's not recognized as an external command, blah blah blah. So, there's no .class file.
Yeah, before this, I had downloaded the runtime environment, and it all went fine, but there still isn't any 'javac' command. :/

You know how states are always debating whether we (Americans)
should have the ten commandments carved in stone in front
of our courthouses? - or something like that...
Well i think someone needs to carve the god-d@mned classpath
instructions beside the heads at Mt Rushmore, lol.
Darkslime, dont feel bad everyone has this problem when they
start (at least the people that dont read the installation instructions).
This is what you do.
Install the SDK (not the JRE)
Take note of the installation folder.
Recent installations (1.5) seem to be in:
C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.5.0_06\
Find the \bin folder. it contains the "javac.exe" and "java.exe".
these are the 2 exes responsible for compiling and running
java programs.
the final path should be:
C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.5.0_06\bin
go to MY COMPUTER
right click
go to PROPs
ADVANCED tab
ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES button
Under SYSTEM VARs:
"CLASSPATH" - i keep this empty
"PATH" - add your installation path
(i.e.: C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.5.0_06\bin )
make sure to add a semicolon " ; " to separate it from the last entry.
SAVE all of this.
when you compile "cd" into the directory your project is in.
try compiling. if it doesnt work try:
javac -cp . Program.java
and
java -cp . Program
NOTE: you can add other folders to the classpath by using a
semicolo ";" ....
java -cp .;Folder1;Folder2 Program
NOTE: the " . " means "this folder"
If this doesnt work read the BILLIONS of threads about this
subject all over these forums and the net.
Good Luck
oh - and for gods sake use TextPad and not NotePad.
TextPad has a "compile" button for Java.

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