Setting the Classpath / Knowledge Base

Setting the Developer's Classpath

Issue	JExpress reports that it can't find files for my project.
Comments	You need to add all the directories, zip files, and JAR files that you system uses to the Developer's classpath in the Classes panel. If you're using any dynamically loaded classes (e.g., your app uses Class.forName or ClassLoader.loadClass), then you must explicitly include those classes in the File List on the Files panel. If you're having a difficult time remembering all the places where your system resides, then here is a simple procedure to help you configure your classpath properly. On the Files panel, click on the Edit button and then click the Reset button. Add all the directories, zip files, and JAR files that you know your system uses and organize them in the correct search order. Remember many operating systems consider case to be important in directory and filenames. On the Classes panel, find your classes automatically. On the Build panel, click on the Build button. If JExpress isn't able to find all the classes, then you'll see the Messages panel pop up with a list of missing classes. Locate where thoese items reside on your system, add them to the Developer's classpath in the Files panel, and let JExpress try to find all the classes again. Repeat the last step until JExpress reports it's Done.
Status	Solved
Applies to	Version independent
Platforms	All
Topics	classpath, missing classes

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