hello,
i need help and it has been 2 hours trying to solve this problem.
i set my /etc/profile into CLASSPATH=/usr/soap/lib/soap.jar and then export it (as usual) . however the problem is when i run ,
jar -tvf soap.jar
the message is no acrhieve found. i init 3 to reinitialize the path but still got the same error.
at the same time i install apache-tomcat. but didn't set anything for CLASSPATH.
so, i need your help to solve this problem.
which file should i put the CLASSPATH variable. is it at /var/tomcat4/bin/tomcat.sh or at /etc/profile ?
i really need it urgently.
thank you in advanced.
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