Jdk 1.1.8 instalation

After setting my paths i get the error message "JAVA EXE files path does not exist.
does anyone have a solution,
i have homewrok to be in for Monday
cheers

How did you set your paths? What was the command or which files?
If you had something like "set path=c:\jdk1.1.8\bin" in your autoexec.bat, then that should be available to any dos window (after rebooting once after setting the path). Incase you wrote that line in only one of your dos windows then it is only available for that window. Type "path" in your dos window to check if it shows the correct path.
-guru9

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