Issue in setting java classpath using bash

Question

I tried creating a script file for executing my java code in my linux machine.Below is the script which i created.
#!/bin/sh
HOME=`pwd`
JAVA_HOME=$HOME/jre
CLASSES=$HOME/classes
CLASS_PATH=$CLASSES/Testing.jar:$CLASSES/server/Server.jar
"${JAVA_HOME}"/bin/java -cp "$CLASS_PATH" 'com.project.testing.Tester' '10000'It worked perfectly.But if i put this script in a directory containing spaces in its name, it is not working and it is throwing the below exception
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: com/project/testing/Tester
So i modified the script to escape the spaces in the class path variable.Below is the modified script
#!/bin/sh
HOME=`pwd`
JAVA_HOME=$HOME/jre
CLASSES=$HOME/classes
CLASS_PATH=$CLASSES/Testing.jar:$CLASSES/server/Server.jar
CLASS_PATH=$(echo $CLASS_PATH | sed 's/ /\\ /g')
"${JAVA_HOME}"/bin/java -cp "$CLASS_PATH" 'com.project.testing.Tester' '10000'But still i am getting the same exception.
Please help me to solve this problem.

Answer 1

julians wrote:
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You think?? Why don't you just find out? The classpath is one of the system properties, so just write a Java program which simply writes all of the system properties to stdout. Then look at the system property which contains the classpath.
Sorry you didn't understand my question.Your answer is irrelevant to my questionThen you should explain your question better, using something less totally useless than "not working".
My question is I can read.
It has nothing to do with bash.There is some issue with java in the way it treats the argument after -cp option.If i can find out why should i post it here?.No. Java isn't treating any arguments. Your shell (bash) is treating the arguments. If you think it's Java, then you should investigate that. Which is why I posted what I did. If you think it's irrelevant then it must not be Java causing the problem. Of course you didn't even try it. Time-waster.
Please simulate this issue and respond to my postYou want me to buy a computer and install bash and try to reproduce your problem? Don't be ridiculous. Do your own work.