I am working on a Windows PC and have cygwin on it!
I have organized all my jars under a directory within a few directories!
I am writing a bash
script to set the CLASSPATH
by iterating through the directory that is passed as a parameter as follows:
for JAR_FILE in `ls *.jar`
do
CLASSPATH="$DIRECTORY_TO_LOOK_FOR_JARS"/$JAR_FILE:$CLASSPATH
done
Whenever there are spaces in the directory that is passed like /cygdrive/c/Documents and Settings/user/My Jars
and I run java -cp $CLASSPATH somepackage.someclass
, it throws an error stating that the class and
is not found, because the CLASSPATH variable is getting split after /cygdrive/c/Documents
.
Can someone help me to solve this issue?
See this article.
You could enclose either the full classpath in double qoutes
java -classpath "C:/Documents and Settings/user/project/lib/axis.jar; C:/Documents and Settings/user/project/lib/axis-ant.jar;" TestClient
or each jar in your classpath
java -classpath "C:/Documents and Settings/user/project/lib/axis.jar"; "C:/Documents and Settings/user/project/lib/axis-ant.jar;" TestClient
In your case something like that:
for JAR_FILE in `ls *.jar`
do
CLASSPATH="$DIRECTORY_TO_LOOK_FOR_JARS/$JAR_FILE":$CLASSPATH
done
Hard to see, but I moved the closing double qoute.
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