Seek help for install java under linux

I have successfully installed java on linux , but not able to use many features tht i possibly could , such as jdbc , prblms on Mysql. most buggin prblm how do i set the compiler path to compile files from my home directory. i have to forcefully use the bin directory and run the complier given long address for the files. plz help.
abhi

abhi
I don't know about your MySQL problems based on what you have posted - can you post any more specific information? Have you got the relevant MySQL drivers in your classpath? The drivers are available here:
http://www.mysql.com/downloads/download.php?file=Downloads/Connector-J/mysql-connector-java-2.0.14.tar.gz
the README in that file will give you installation instructions.
how do i set the compiler path to compile files from my home directorySet the CLASSPATH environment variable to include whichever directories you like, eg (on bash) type:
export CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH:.:<your java dirs>To make java easier to run, put the directory in which it is installed into your path:
export JAVA_HOME=<where you installed java>Then do
export PATH=$PATH:$JAVA_HOME/binverify it has worked by simply typing
javaYou can put all of these commands into the .*rc file for your shell, so that they are executed every time you open the shell. So if you are using bash you can put them into ~/.bashrc
Read up setting the PATH and CLASSPATH for more info.
HTH
Matt

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