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  1. 04-07-2009, 06:25 AM #1
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    Default Classpath

    Hi,
    Could anyone please clarify the following line:

    javac -classpath "" CPTest1.java CPTest2.java

    This also works, even though the class path is empty. This is because the Java compiler will look for references between any source code explicitly listed on the command line

    What does "reference between any source code" mean in above? I really don't understand, because of my poor English.

    Thanks in advance for any valuable suggestion.


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    Just type javac on the command prompt and see what happen.
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