Setting JLink Environment
Setting JLink Environment
(OP)
I'm trying to get started with JLink and I'm struggling with the initial environment.
Here's my classpath variable:
.;c:\ptc\proe\text\java\pfc.jar;c:\ptc\proe\text\java\cipjava.jar;C:\j2sdk1.4.2_08\lib\classes.zip;C:\ptc\proe\jlink\jlink_appls\install_test\swingall.jar
But when I try and compile the files I get a message saying that the cipjava and pfc classes cannot be found.
Any ideas?
Here's my classpath variable:
.;c:\ptc\proe\text\java\pfc.jar;c:\ptc\proe\text\java\cipjava.jar;C:\j2sdk1.4.2_08\lib\classes.zip;C:\ptc\proe\jlink\jlink_appls\install_test\swingall.jar
But when I try and compile the files I get a message saying that the cipjava and pfc classes cannot be found.
Any ideas?





RE: Setting JLink Environment
Add "c:\ptc\proe\<machine_type>\lib" in your path and "c:\ptc\proe\<machine_type>\obj\pro_comm_msg.exe" for "pro_comm_msg_exe" env. variable.
For sync application you just need to java_home which should point to "java.exe" in your JRE or JDK. and "c:\ptc\proe\text\java\pfc.jar" add in your path.
Dont add both "c:\ptc\proe\text\java\pfcasync.jar" & "c:\ptc\proe\text\java\pfc.jar".
Nikhil Gothankar
ng@hitechesoft.com
RE: Setting JLink Environment
I then found that, because I'm using proe 2001 I need java 1.2 so I now have to figure out how to find and install java 1.2 and if using this older version will have an impact on other software.