Assuming I have the following folder structure: myProject source com wickedlysmart MyClass.java classes com wickedlysmart MyClass.class Which command 'java.exe' I would use to run the class MyClass.class, admitting that I was in folder 'source'?

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BicaBicudo

Reputation: 307

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Assuming I have the following folder structure:

myProject
- source
  - com
    - wickedlysmart
      - MyClass.java
- classes
  - com
    - wickedlysmart
      - MyClass.class

Which command 'java.exe' I would use to run the class MyClass.class, admitting that I was in folder 'source'?

Upvotes: 0

Answers (3)

Franklin

Reputation: 1801

java -cp myProject/classes com.wickedlysmart.MyClass

Upvotes: 1

sheidaei

Reputation: 10342

Whatever command you are using for running MyClass.class in its folder plus navigation to the Myclass.class.

Let's say you are using

java MyClass

to run it from it's directory. Now you have to use

java -cp ../../myproject/classes com.wickedlysmart.MyClass

to run from some other directory

Upvotes: 1

Mark Rotteveel

Reputation: 109045

You need to specify the classpath for the classes folder, so you need to do:

java -cp ../classes com.wickedlysmart.MyClass

java -cp <full-path-to>/classes com.wickedlysmart.MyClass

Note: This is assuming that you made an error in your post with the hierarchy with having com and wickedlysmart on the same level. If they should be on the same level, remove the com. from above examples.

Upvotes: 3

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