Spring RTS Engine

More of a Picasso Bug...

i tried to setup the classpath variables & the path variables to get the javacompiler to get my stuff into bytecode, and execute the goddamn class files.

//(Rant-a-Care):Hell, if this is the oh, so safe and protected virtual machine enviorment- why isnt stuff working? Now, even eclipse doesent start.

Now i need someone using windows 7, the (x86 version) classpath and Path Variable to fix this. Help really much appreciated. Cant do a thing without those magic lines.

try the usual "-classpath ." ?

well... that gets on top of my "Fix-later-list"

But first i need windows to have its classpathes again. Eclipse doesent find its beloved java. nothing does find anything.

aehh.. hae?
what are you doing with Java? the way you write it, it sounds like you are doing something spring related. that would be either an AI, TASServer or SpringMapEdit.
If you do it right though, you should never have to set the classpath manually, especially not while working in an IDE like eclipse.
in other words... more info please!

since at least Java 5, you do not have to set any paths on windows. install JDK, install Eclipse -> works. (though i guess, eclipse may even come with its own JDK, so.. would be even easier).

yeah... i just wanted it to run in comand prompt.. sort of... stupid me..

and no that stuff is not for spring.. that is just exercises... weight lifting for beginners :D

the problem is, while my stuff runs flawless inside the ide.. it does not outside in the wild..

so i compiled it in comand prompt with javac - nameofjavasource.java

and then tried to run it with java nameofsource

It doesent want to...
well.. fixed the classpath of the ide.. the remaining classpaths are still gone... well good ridances to them..surely they will haunt me later..

java -classpath . nameofsource

stay awhile n jizzin

what files do you have in that directory?

maybe you mean java -jar notenlist.jar ?

the *.java file and the *.class file
Dunno what else i should put in there. Somehow start to miss the good old include days when life was simple.