wheres my javac?

[Interzoner]

I am new at Java..

I installed

j2sdk-1[1].4.2-nb-3.5-bin-windows

on a Windows 2000 machine
I can't find a "Javac"file......

in the path where I would think it would be ?

any suggestions?

thanks

Joel

[Mel Roman]

In article <%d****************@nwrddc01.gnilink.net>, Interzoner wrote:

I can't find a "Javac"file......

It should be in a bin directory (together with java.exe, etc...) within
the directory where you installed the java /netbeans. Just search your
c:\ drive (recursively) for javac.exe. You'll find it.

HTH

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Mel Roman
me*@melroman.net

[Interzoner]

hmm I tried that..
sumphin aint installin right

thanks Mel
"Mel Roman" <me*@melroman.net> wrote in message news:EO*******************@news01.bloor.is.net.cab le.rogers.com...

In article <%d****************@nwrddc01.gnilink.net>, Interzoner wrote:

I can't find a "Javac"file......

It should be in a bin directory (together with java.exe, etc...) within
the directory where you installed the java /netbeans. Just search your
c:\ drive (recursively) for javac.exe. You'll find it.

HTH

--

Mel Roman
me*@melroman.net

[Mel Roman]

In article <93***************************@24.24.2.167>, Bert Byfield wrote:

If you are running a newer version of Java, "javac" is out of date. Ignore
all the documentation and do the HELP>GETTING STARTED tutorial repeatedly
until it makes sense.

I'm actually just learning Java from the Sun tutorials. What do you
mean when you say "javac is out of date"? I just installed j2sdk1.4.2
on my linux box and javac is definitely a part of the install (I was
just compiling with it this afternoon). I must be missing something
here. Can you please explain?

Thanks,

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Mel Roman
me*@melroman.net

[Steeef Steeefofski]

look at j2sdk_nb\j2sdk1.4.2\bin :)

[programmer]

Go to a DOS box and type:

dir /s javac.exe