Java under UNIX v/s Windows-NT

Hi

Is there any special consideration for a Java Program

to work under UNIX.

My problem is as follows,

I have a Java program say "JavaProg.java".

I create its class file under Windows-NT i.e.

"JavaProg.class" after compiling the java code using

the command "javac JavaProg.java".

Everythings perfect till here. The class file generates

output as expected under Windows-NT

Problem starts when I transfer that class file to UNIX.

With the initial promise of Java as "Write Once,

Run Everywhere" I just take the class file and put

it in my directory under UNIX.

i.e. home/myfiles/javacodes/programs

I set the PATH as "/home/java/bin" & CLASSPATH variable

as "/home/java/lib" since these are the directories where

the java.exe executable and the library files are existing.

Then when I execute

"java JavaProg" from my homedirectory of home/myfiles/javacodes

/programs it gives the following error,

Can't find the class file JavaProg

So I try out various other options like

"java JavaProg.class" (Specifying the .class extension)

on which it says

Invalid class name JavaProg.class

So I try,

"java /home/myfiles/javacodes/programs/JavaProg.class"

on which it says

Error finding class JavaProg.class : Wrong Name

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Under Windows-NT I just have to do the following 4 steps,

1. set PATH=.;c:\jdk1.1.8\bin

2. set CLASSPATH=.;c:\jdk1.1.8\lib

3. Run the following command,

"javac JavaProg.java"

4. Run the following command,

"java JavaProg"

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My Questions,

1. Are there any special considerations when class files

are placed under UNIX.

2. Does the above for Windows-NT apply exactly the same manner

in UNIX too. Or is there some additional thing to be done.

3. Are there any environment variables to be set under UNIX

which I might be missing.

4. How do you set PATH & CLASSPATH in UNIX.

5. Does the Java code have to be recompiled under UNIX.

I personally feel "NO" since Java promises "Write Once,

Run Everywhere" theme. So the same class file should even

work under UNIX even though it was intially compiled using

Windows-NT.

Can someone please respond as early as possible as I am

close to the project deadline. Any help appreciated. Thanks

in advance to any help, insights, views, ideas anyone can

throw on this subject.

Thanks,

Jatin

[2771 byte] By [Jatin2000] at [2007-9-26 1:33:50]
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Your classpath does not match the classpath you were using on windows.On windows your class path specifies two directories: "." and "c:\jdk1.1.8\lib"But on unix you have only specified the second one.Your classpath should be ".:/home/java/lib"
jschell at 2007-6-29 2:16:09 > top of Java-index,Java HotSpot Virtual Machine,Specifications...