Settting environment path for javac

Hello, i am ridiculously new to this I don't even know what i'm getting into since i'm so confused already. I have jdk 1.6 installed and so i tried to create the environment path by typing it in the autoexec.bat thing but it doesn't work! It says that it cannot write the file whenever i press save. I do not want to change the path permanently by putting it in the advanced settings with the environment variables because i'm scared that i will do it wrong and then i can't change it back. Can somebody please help me?!
Also, i have vista. I think i heard somewhere that it was difficult....or maybe it is just me.
Sorry if this was already posted.
THank you so much for the help!

phenomenon
I wouldn't know vista from sauteed iguana guts but if it's the same as XP, and 2K, and NT, and 98, and 95, and WorkGroups, and Win 3.1 (ie: a fairly good bet) then you right click on my computer, select properties from the menu, goto the advanced tab, click on the system environment variables button (not the user variables) and then scroll down till you find the PATH.
I suggest that you copy the path out of that pissant little box it's displayed in (for a bunch of really smart people, microsoft can be really stupid sometimes), and paste it into your preferred text editor (notepad will do) ... edit it there where you can see what you're doing, then copy from notepad and paste it back into that pissant little textbox it's displayed in... Go on, floor me, and tell me it's been fixed in vista. I still refuse to pay for it.
And yes you do need to install the JDK if you haven't allready, but you said that you had. Oh well. We're all confused. Works for me.
keith.
Edited by: corlettk on Sep 14, 2007 11:27 AM

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[appltest]
envFile=appltest.env
$cp default.env appltest.env
$vi appltest.env
REPORTS_ENVID=TEST
Still it cannot read from multiple locations. Please can any one guide me on this ?
Thanks
Edited by: userR12 on Apr 14, 2012 11:13 AM

Not sure if this helps at all. I just went through a nightmare trying to get 11g forms/reports to work through the forms builder.
What I discovered with that is that I indeed had to set the REPORTS_PATH in rwserver.conf... however there were 3 different files that I ended up having to put it in (not sure if had to be in all 3). And perhaps more importantly, there seems to be an order to how you put these xml statements in the rwserver.conf files.
In my case, it wouldn't work at all until I put it right after the last "<engine id=" statement.
Mine looks something like this (not that this is a snippet of the file in Windows, for running via Forms/Reports Builder):
<engine id="rwURLEng" class="oracle.reports.urlengine.URLEngineImpl" maxEngine="1" minEngine="0" engLife="50"/>
<environment id="default">
 <envVariable value="C:\Oracle\WLS11gR1U4\user_projects\domains\AISworkstation\" name="REPORTS_PATH"/>
 <envVariable value="AMERICAN_AMERICA.WE8ISO8859P1" name="NLS_LANG"/>
 <envVariable value="RRRR-MM-DD" name="NLS_DATE_FORMAT"/>
</environment>
<environment id="windev_xxxxxxxx">
<envVariable name="REPORTS_PATH"
value="M:\ADS\Dvlprs\xxxxxxx\11g\FormsApps\stage;M:\ADS\Dvlprs\xxxxxxx\11g\FormsApps"/>
</environment>
I'm still figuring this all out too (although I did get it working how I need.. just not sure if it is the optimal solution), so I'm not sure how much this will help you. But for sure I can say that there is an order to these XML tags that I'm not so sure was the same (or maybe not enforced) in 10g.
Good luck

How to detect plug-ins path for Photoshop CC?

Hi
I downloaded new CC SDK but unfortunatelly in html doc there is not info how to detect a plug-in path for new Photoshop CC. Pdf doc also contains very old info (still for Photoshop 5.0)
- Could you advice how my installers can detect new Photoshop CC and detect a target place for plug-in installation? Forboth win and Mac cases.
- Is CC a pure 64bit windows app or it also can be presented into both C:\Program files and C:\Program files(x86) folders?
Thanks
Maxim

Thank, Bartek, for your responce
I checked this approach for CS4. In my winRegistry there is not {06870682-6f3c-4b97-9143-f03e85c0 bd3e} key. Should it work only for CC?
Previously, I checked "HKLM\Software\Adobe\Photohsop" and found all presented PSD versions, like #12 for CS5, #55 for CS5.5 #60 for CS6. And Wow6432Node accordingly
Will this approach work if I will search for CC the key like "HKLM\Software\Adobe\Photohsop\80\PluginPath" ? (if I had PSD CC I could check it but I dont wan to install it yet for dont break my currect working environment)
Also, could you advise what it default installation path for Mac? Some like "/Applications/Adobe/Adobe Photoshop CC" ? Will CC have same plug-ins subfolder like previously versions?
Best regards
Maxim
PS. Ilya, it means what I should check bot 32 and 64 bit windows versions and for CC also? 32bit windows version of CC is still available? wot is <version> key for CC? 80? CC? Do you know what is default installation path for CC on Mac?

Help for javac task in ant? (urgent!!!!)

Here I have 5+ folders, ervery has many java source files. And all the java source files in these folders is the same package name, also there may have same file name in different folder. And now I want the javac to compile these files and save the classes file to each own folder.
folder--fd1
| |--a1.java (package org.apache.jsp)
| |--b1.java (package org.apache.jsp)
| |--c1.java (package org.apache.jsp)
|---fd2
| |--a1.java (same file name as in fd1) (package org.apache.jsp)
| |--b2.java (package org.apache.jsp)
| |--c2.java (package org.apache.jsp)
|--
foler--fd1
| |--a1.java
| |--a1.class (also the package is org.apache.jsp, but it store in here.)
| |--b1.java
| |--b1.class
| |--c1.java
| |--c1.class
|---fd2
| |--a1.java (same file name as in fd1)
| |--a1.class
| |--b2.java
| |--b2.class
| |--c2.java
| |--c2.class
|--
And now I can complete the compile work through 2 steps in up condition, first to compile fd1 folder, and then to compile fd2 folder. For if I just compile with folder(root folder), it will return duplicate class error. How could I do with this?
below is my javac config in build.xml:
<target name="compile" >
<path id="javac.classpath">
<fileset dir="${tomcat.home}\common\lib">
<include name="*.jar"/>
</fileset>
<fileset dir="${tomcat.home}\server\lib">
<include name="*.jar"/>
</fileset>
<pathelement location="${basedir}\classes" />
<fileset dir="${basedir}\web\WEB-INF\lib">
<include name="*.jar"/>
</fileset>
</path>
<javac failonerror="true" debug="off" verbose="2" deprecation="off" classpathref="javac.classpath">
<src path="${basedir}/folder/fd1"/>
</javac>
<javac failonerror="false" debug="off" verbose="2" deprecation="off" classpathref="javac.classpath">
<src path="${basedir}/folder/fd1"/>
</javac>
</target>

To compile recursively you'll need of these for each directory:
<target name="compilef1" depends="init">
<javac srcdir="f1/" destdir="f1/" debug="true" deprecation="true"/>
</target>
But, you'll need to set up the build tree correctly before it'll work:
f1/org/apache/jsp defines the org.apache.jsp package in directory f1, so compiling in f1/ will correctly find other related files.
Regards,
Bhaveet

Help for javac task in ant?

Here I have 5+ folders, ervery has many java source files. And all the java source files in these folders is the same package name, also there may have same file name in different folder. And now I want the javac to compile these files and save the classes file to each own folder.
folder--fd1
| |--a1.java (package org.apache.jsp)
| |--b1.java (package org.apache.jsp)
| |--c1.java (package org.apache.jsp)
|---fd2
| |--a1.java (same file name as in fd1) (package org.apache.jsp)
| |--b2.java (package org.apache.jsp)
| |--c2.java (package org.apache.jsp)
|--
foler--fd1
| |--a1.java
| |--a1.class (also the package is org.apache.jsp, but it store in here.)
| |--b1.java
| |--b1.class
| |--c1.java
| |--c1.class
|---fd2
| |--a1.java (same file name as in fd1)
| |--a1.class
| |--b2.java
| |--b2.class
| |--c2.java
| |--c2.class
|--
And now I can complete the compile work through 2 steps in up condition, first to compile fd1 folder, and then to compile fd2 folder. For if I just compile with folder(root folder), it will return duplicate class error. How could I do with this?
below is my javac config in build.xml:
<target name="compile" >
<path id="javac.classpath">
<fileset dir="${tomcat.home}\common\lib">
<include name="*.jar"/>
</fileset>
<fileset dir="${tomcat.home}\server\lib">
<include name="*.jar"/>
</fileset>
<pathelement location="${basedir}\classes" />
<fileset dir="${basedir}\web\WEB-INF\lib">
<include name="*.jar"/>
</fileset>
</path>
<javac failonerror="true" debug="off" verbose="2" deprecation="off" classpathref="javac.classpath">
<src path="${basedir}/folder/fd1"/>
</javac>
<javac failonerror="false" debug="off" verbose="2" deprecation="off" classpathref="javac.classpath">
<src path="${basedir}/folder/fd1"/>
</javac>
</target>

But the problem is that this project may have same
e files in 5 folders, and another may more than 5,
like 20+, then also step to compile it, I think it can
not imagine.As I said, the basic problem is that the class path has to be different for each folder.
So what I want is just compile once, and is there
e any solution to escape the duplicate class error.
And the jikes compile you refered, I don't know how
w to call this task, for jikes is just a binary
file.(how to set parameter in <javac/> in build.xml
used by ant)
Jikes is a compiler from IBM. If you look in the ant docs it tells you how to set it up.

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Dear Experts
I am woking in NWDS 7.1 and SAP-EP 7.1. In this environment I have to create and deploy a simple jspDynpage with htmlb tags.
For that I have created a JSPDynpage component and a jsp page. In my jsp page I have witten the taglib directive as
"<%@ taglib uri= "tagLib" prefix="hbj" %>"
And in my portalApps.xml I have given the path for htmlb.tld as
<component-profile>
<property name="tagLib" value="/SERVICE/htmlb/taglib/htmlb.tld"/>
</component-profile>
The problem is, my application is not getting the tld file from the specified path in portalapps.xml.
This code is working fine in NWDS 7.0 and SAP-EP 7.0 environment.
I am not sure if the path of the htmlb.tld file got changed in SAP-EP 7.1 or not, If so could you please give the correct path?
Appreciate your response
Thanks & Regards
Shanmukha Rao Banisetti.

hi,
refer this link
/message/6473475#6473475 [original link is broken]
mean while i check the possible areas to resolve the issue
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