Question about classpath

After I set the classpath, I can run the program with importing the packages from other folder.
However, when I run the applet with importing the packages from other folder, the errors occur and state that the class file is not found in the directory.
It is obvious that the JVM does not follow the classpath to run the class file. I try to set J-classpath but it still fails to run the applet. Anyone know how to set the classpath?

lighthero wrote:
C:\Java
|-------applet
| |--------------Applet.html
| |--------------Applet.class
|
|--------API
|------------Package.classI can use -J-classpath -J<classpath> to run the applet but I don't how to set the enviroment variable in window. Furthermore, I use the appletviewer(not webstart) to run the applet. (not the applet server)The Applet.html file's <applet> tag needs to specify that the ..\API folder is to be included in the classpath (assuming that "API" is the 'parent' folder of Package's package).

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Hello,
I need a clarification about classpath value on Weblogic startup.
I set "Class Path" value by Administration Console.
When I start my Weblogic Server by "startWebLogic.sh" my classpath modification is not working. It need that just restart my server by Administration Console and it's working !!
Can you help me about it ?
Thanks (and sorry for my english...)

Hi Julien,
When we set "Class Path" value by Administration Console that would only be taken when you start the managed server using the node manger and not when you are using a star-up script.
Hence when you start the managed server using the console it picks up the class path which is set on the Admin Console and when you start he server using the start-up script that would pick up the class path which is been set in the start-up script not the console one.
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Question about CLASSPATH Prefix and others...

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Would someone pls give me some help about the following questions:
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Kumar
Paul Shen wrote:
At first, thanks Jesse for the help. Sorry for my mistake that making
question 3 out of context.
WinNT 4.0 SP6, Weblogic 5.10, SQLServer 7.0
I wanna create a connection pool for SQLServer. At beginning, I
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On 22 Aug 2000 12:27:28 -0800, [email protected] (Jesse E Tilly)
wrote:
Comments inline...
[email protected] (Paul Shen) wrote in <wS2iOZDX8dSgABq4nblptb+wg7Uz@
4ax.com>:
3. For testing purpose, I changed weblogic.class.path back, then
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Windows98, C:\j2sdk1.4.0
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<quote-self>Just use the reflections API.. </quote-self>
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