Including jars in classpath on commandline javac or apt

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trying to run this program   I think that to setup all of the web service stuff I need to run apt    Although using javac I am having the same issue    I think what I am getting is compile errors    Shown at bottom      I think what I need to do is include this jar in my class path  jsr181-api jar  source    Is there a simple temporary way to do this  on solaris    I don t want to add it to my bash rc file  it is there forever    I also know that there is some way to do it using a manifest text file but that seemed complicated so I didn t look into it yet   Can I just do something like   javac HelloImp  lt listOfJars gt    or  ant HelloImp  lt listOfJars gt    Code    package server   import javax jws WebService    WebService public class HelloImpl                param name       return Say hello to the person           public String sayHello String name         return  Hello      name                 Compile errors   HelloImpl java 3  package javax jws does not exist import javax jws WebService                     HelloImpl java 5  cannot find symbol symbol  class WebService  WebService    2 errors    Update   Cool that is wrapped up but it is still not quite working   I have created a  new question  to keep things nice and organized

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In windows   java -cp C      jardir1   C      jardir2   class with main method   make sure that the class with the main function is in one of the included jars

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Note for Windows users  the jars should be separated by   and not     for example  javac -cp external libs lib1 jar other lib2 jar

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Using   apt HelloImpl java -classpath  sac tools thirdparty jaxws-ri jaxws-ri-2 1 4 lib jsr181-api jar     works but it gives me another error  see  new question

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Use the -cp or -classpath switch     java -help   Usage  java  -options  class  args                   to execute a class       or  java  -options  -jar jarfile  args                   to execute a jar file     where options include              -cp  lt class search path of directories and zip jar files gt        -classpath  lt class search path of directories and zip jar files gt                      A   separated list of directories  JAR archives                      and ZIP archives to search for class files       Note that the separator used to separate entries on the classpath differs between OSes  on my Windows machine it is    in  nix it is usually

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Try the following   java -cp jar1 jar2 jar3 dir1   HelloWorld   The default classpath  unless there is a CLASSPATH environment variable  is the current directory so if you redefine it  make sure you re adding the current directory     to the classpath as I have done

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javac HelloWorld java -classpath   javax jar   assuming javax is in current folder  and compile target is  HelloWorld java   and you can compile without a main method

[java] Including jars in classpath on commandline (javac or apt)

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