First try to locate te bin folder from the windows explorer, and then copy the path to ur environment variable, which you can get by right clicking on My Computer Icon and then to Advanced Tab and then to Environment Variable...
But i think if you install the jre or jdk for jsdk it by default reallocates ur path to c:\\Program Files\Java\j2sdk1.4.2_04\bin
check this out...
Regards...
Quote originally posted by tgraves ...
I have changed the Path Environment Variable for Windows Command Prompt to:
C:\j2sdk1.4.2_04\bin
so why, when I try to run javac while in the code folder directory, do I still get the error message
"javac is not recognized as an internal..."
I was forced to put the path info in at the command prompt before the .java file would compile.
I'm runnning Tomcat Appache 5.5.15 wth JAVA 1.5.06. To get servlets run on my laptop I only copied and past servlet-api.jar & jsp-api.jar into following directory
hi....im working with tomcat... to run servlets....i cant execute the javac command in dos ....what do i do??? java is installed...i even gave the path to where its installed...i even changed yhe system properties... but it says javac is not recognised as internal and external command...
Just go at command prompt and check whether ur jdk is in programme files, if it is programe
file then set path
c:\set path=C:\programe files\j2sdk1.4.2_04\bin;%path%;
or if not in prog files then
c:\set path=C:\j2sdk1.4.2_04\bin;%path%;
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