set classpath to run java apps from any folder on mac

[@felipesosapatino977]

ufff pana, que video mas chimba, me sirvio demasiadisimo sigue asi plox, no te dejes intimidar de los envidiosos

[@st_bakerino]

how to add a second folder to class path?

[@asbat88]

If you want to add another folder then just append it separating by colon. E.g. export CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH:/Users/mian/javatest:/users/mian/secondfolder

[@st_bakerino]

@@asbat88 Thank you!

[@MarkWilder68]

Ok it must be me then that's what I was doing and I'm getting an error. Thanks for your help this tut still helped. Thanks

[@leonardoabate4401]

Sir, when I look at the file list, I see there is a BASH_PROFILE file ALREADY. I think it is important, so I would not like to overwrite it. Do you have any hint to APPEND your commands to it instead?

[@asbat88]

If you find the file then just open it and add the lines. Do vim BASH_PROFILE or use any text editor to open the file and write according to the video. You will also be super user to edit that file.

[@MarkWilder68]

Yes I have root enable and I can also get there with the vim call. My issues is once I have :wq nothing happens. What do I hit AFTER THAT to make it save? Do I hit command, control, function, enter or what? What sets the :wq command into action so the changes take place? Thank you

[@asbat88]

You need to learn vi or vim editor. press escape button and w and then q button to write changes to a file and quit the file.

[@rogtinku638]

Hi sir Sir tomcat java program is getting error sir Plz tell me solution

[@charbelshibaia3001]

that wq part how did you do it, you just jumped straight to that insert part

[@mr.onetwonine]

first type esc then shift+colon+wq it will save and direct u to terminal

[@mr.onetwonine]

thank u soooooo much..........

[@MarkWilder68]

DUDE! WHAT! :WQ what are you hitting I'm getting an error. What are you hitting to save.?

[@asbat88]

Switch to root user. Check on the web how to enable root user. If you notice there is # symbol instead of $ at terminal which means root user is logged in.

[@MarkWilder68]

Didn't see that but I thank you for getting back with me. The problem I'm having is when I do :wq I get an error and it is not saving. What key(s) are hitting after you type :wq to save? Thanks

[@asbat88]

shift + ; to get : w q See how to write and quit in vi text editor. The error may be because of permission issues.

[@asbat88]

press enter, then close the terminal. Open another terminal and try the command.