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In programming context you can execute SET command (SET classpath=c:\java) or Right click on your computer > properties > advanced > environment variables.

In a batch file you can use

SET classpath=c:\java java c:\myapplication\java\myapplication.class

In programming context you can execute SET command (SET classpath=c:\java) or Right click on your computer > properties > advanced > environment variables.

In a batch file you can use

SET classpath=c:\java java c:\myapplication\java

In programming context you can execute SET command (SET classpath=c:\java) or Right click on your computer > properties > advanced > environment variables.

In a batch file you can use

SET classpath=c:\java java c:\myapplication.class

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answered Nov 4, 2009 at 8:03

Cem Kalyoncu

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In programming context you can execute SET command (SET classpath=c:\java) or Right click on your computer > properties > advanced > environment variables.

In a batch file you can use

SET classpath=c:\java java c:\myapplication\java

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