08-08-2008
You have to name all the JARs on the classpath. Just putting the directory containing the JARs on the classpath will NOT work.
However, if you use JDK 6, you can use a '*' wildcard with the '-classpath' argument to select all jars in a given directory. This feature is not available in earlier JDK versions (5.0 or 1.x).
Setting the class path
Look at the "Understanding class path wildcards" section.
Apache Ant - Welcome makes Java application building and managing classpath sort of an easy task.
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LEARN ABOUT DEBIAN
netbeans
NETBEANS(1) Java IDE and More NETBEANS(1)
NAME
NetBeans - Java IDE
SYNOPSIS
netbeans [ options ] [ files ]
PARAMETERS
options
Command-line options.
files
Files to be opened in NetBeans IDE.
DESCRIPTION
NetBeans is a cross-platform IDE written in Java. It supports development in Java, and support for other languages can be added. The whole
IDE is built around a core framework with APIs, and features are implemented in the form of plugin modules. This clean, modular architec-
ture makes NetBeans a good platform for building development tools and custom IDEs.
OPTIONS
General options:
--help
List available command line options
--jdkhome <path>
Path to JDK home used to run IDE
-J<jvm_option>
Pass <jvm_option> to JVM
--cp:p <classpath>
Prepend <classpath> to classpath
--cp:a <classpath>
Append <classpath> to classpath
Core options:
--laf <LaF classname>
Use given LookAndFeel class instead of the default
--fontsize <size>
Set the base font size of the user interface, in points
--locale <language[:country[:variant]]>
Use specified locale
--userdir <path>
Use specified directory to store user settings
Module reload options:
--reload /path/to/module.jar
Installs or reinstalls a module JAR file.
OpenFile module options:
--open FILE
Open FILE.
--open FILE:LINE
Open FILE at line LINE (starting from 1).
AUTHOR
NetBeans was written by the NetBeans Community <http://www.netbeans.org/>.
This manual page was written by Marek Slama <mslama@netbeans.org>, for the Debian project (but may be used by others).
January 18, 2008 NETBEANS(1)