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Cant find javac.exe on my pc

oxygen_old · 2006-06-25 21:11:49

When I go to complie a java program I get the error 'JAVAC' is not recognized as an internal or external command I have intsalled NetBeans IDE + J2SE SDK. As long as I have the J2SE SDK installed I thought it would install javac.exe, but a search of my pc doesnt turn up any javac.exe

25-06-2006 10:11pm

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oxygen_old

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When I go to complie a java program I get the error

'JAVAC' is not recognized as an internal or external command

I have intsalled NetBeans IDE + J2SE SDK. As long as I have the J2SE SDK installed I thought it would install javac.exe, but a search of my pc doesnt turn up any javac.exe

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#2 25-06-2006 10:14pm

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It should be in the /bin folder where you installed the SDK.

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#3 25-06-2006 10:36pm

oxygen_old

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err, there it is, thx man.

*Newbie hangs head in shame*

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#4 27-06-2006 2:43pm

GreeBo

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modify your path environment variable to add <java.home>/bin to it
so hit the windows key and Pause
then pick advanced
then environment variables (down the bottom)
find Path under System Variables, edit and add in the full path to the /bin folder and bobs your uncle
*you will have to reopen and cmd prompts*

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#5 27-06-2006 2:52pm

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future reference...

c:
cd \
dir javac.exe /s/b/a-d

hey presto.

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