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#1
I can't use the javac thing to compile my Java! (Is there anything that I can use for .jar?) I have it installed on C:\javac

What I'm I doing wrong?!
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#2
I like using eclipse.

It's a text editor, compiler etc....

http://eclipse.org/
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#3
Try putting it in your System32 folder...
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#4
Command prompt -> type in dir
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#5
Ummm... what's dir going do?
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#6
http://download.oracle.com/javase/tutori...win32.html

This should be more helpful.
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#7
If you're going to be making anything more complex than a Hello World program, NetBeans is good.
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#8
(06-17-2011, 07:51 PM)Jacob_ Wrote: If you're going to be making anything more complex than a Hello World program, NetBeans is good.

System.out.print("Hello world!");

I'm a java programer...[/sarcasm]
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#9
Yes, I have NetBeans, but I want to get more complex... later.
I've tried everything. I looked at the errors, and did what it said to fix it, still didn't work!

Is javac suppose to be an empty file?
Also, is there a cmd that let's me convert into a .jar file?
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(06-17-2011, 09:27 PM)roperson Wrote: Yes, I have NetBeans, but I want to get more complex... later.
I've tried everything. I looked at the errors, and did what it said to fix it, still didn't work!

Is javac suppose to be an empty file?
Also, is there a cmd that let's me convert into a .jar file?

I only know to make .class files at the moment.

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