Windows XP, Celeron processor

Does anyone know if I can develop java in Windows XP (Home Edition)with a Celeron processor. I got a laptop recently to help me study Java with windows\XP with an Intel Celeron CPU. 1000MHZ 256meg ram. My dos\prompt says 'javac' 'is not a recognised as an internal or extenral comand operable program or batch file'.
cheers,
Martin,

Have you installed jdk1.3 or jdk1.4, and after changing to the directory at the DOS prompt where you have saved your java source code file, have you set the path at the DOS prompt as path = <the directory where jdk1.3/bin or jdk1.4/bin is located>
eg,. if you have saved your java file as Main.java in D:\mand, and jdk folder is in C directory then you should do following:
on the DOS prompt:> cd D:\mand
> path = c:\jdk1.3\bin
> javac Main.java
gaurav_k

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