Setting classpath in solaris

Hi,
I m new to solaris. I m not gettin how to set the class path in environment variables. Writing the class path every time before compilation & execution making me bore. & can I set anything like doskey(used in windows) in Solaris.
thanks & regards
chandu

Typically you set the path by modifying a file that is read by the command shell on startup.
Which file to modify depends on the shell that you use. On most shells you can find out the name of the shell by giving the command "echo $SHELL". Once you know the name of the command shell, check its man page by giving the command "man shellname", for example "man bash" or "man tcsh". Have a look at the section called "FILES" near the end of the manual page --- it will list files that are read at login, logout, etcetera. Then you put the command to set the path in one of the login or startup files.
There is no "doskey" for Unix because the shells are more advanced than the infamous "DOS prompt." They have the functionality provided by "doskey" built into them.

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