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[11:02] <tat_> helo, i just installed sun-java6-javadb and tryed to run "java org.apacha.derby.tools.ij". But the class was not found, now i need to know how can i set the classpath globaly in Ubuntu and shouldn't there by an automized way to add all new installed java libarys ?
[11:04] <man-di> you dont want them on a global classpath
[11:05] <man-di> NEVER for Java
[11:05] <man-di> use this: java -cp YOURCLASSPATH org.apacha.derby.tools.ij
[11:09] <tat_> man-di is what i did, so i have allways to add the classpath option/variable ?
[11:11] <man-di> you can write a simple wrapper script and always use this wrapper script
[11:12] <tat_> is there a Ubuntu/Java documentation page, i have looked for it but i did not found anything more detailed.
[11:12] <man-di> thats not ubuntu specific
[11:13] <man-di> that is how Java always was on all OSes
[11:19] <tat_> in the and it is still the same like downloading the tar's from sun and unpacking them under /opt and symlinking the bins, there is no advance by installing sun java by dpkg .:(