Kbase 17622: Installing Apptivity: environment variables, CLASSPATH, PATH
| Autor |
Progress Software Corporation - Progress |
| Acesso |
Público |
| Publicação |
10/05/1998 |
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Installing Apptivity: environment variables, CLASSPATH, PATH
Apptivity makes the following changes to your environment when
you install:
1. For Windows 95:
SET PATH=<INSTALLPATH>;<INSTALLPATH>\Java\bin;%PATH%
SET CLASSPATH=.;<INSTALLPATH>;<INSTALLPATH>\Java\lib\classes.zip;
%CLASSPATH%
2. For Win NT
You should have the following Path & Classpath in your System
Environment:
PATH=<INSTALLPATH>;<INSTALLPATH>\Java\bin;
CLASSPATH=.;<INSTALLPATH>;<INSTALLPATH>\Java\lib\classes.zip;
FYI, Win NT does not read autoexec.bat during boot-up, so there
is no point in adding the path and classpath.
When installing Apptivity on NT, Apptivity sets the CLASSPATH and
PATH environment settings for the user that is currently logged-in.
To establish the CLASSPATH and PATH environment settings for
another user on the same machine, log in as that user, then use
the Control Panel to access the System Properties Environment tab,
and create or modify the CLASSPATH and PATH user variables.
You may get errors like "Appletviewer not Initialized" when
starting up a project if these environment settings are not set
up correctly.
If you have defined the environment variable JAVA_HOME, it must
point to a valid directory (one containing the installation of
the JDK).á If the JAVA_HOME environment variable does not point
to a valid directory the Java compiler will not run.
Progress Software Technical Support Note # 17622