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@sahithi-oJZaYj • Jun 19, 2012
It seems either java is not installed properly or you didn't set the path correctly.
Can you tell us the path what you set? Did you used semicolon at the ending? -
@vikash-verma-jF0MOy • Jun 19, 2012
okay if what you have done doesn't work then try this...
1)copy path of your bin directory.
2)open path environment variable.
3)there will be some existing code.
4)go to the extreme left end of the contents and put a semicolon.
5)then again move your cursor to the extreme left of path variable value and then paste your bin directory address where javac is available... 😎
I think it will work for sure... -
@gaurav1216-czIGkH • Jul 8, 2012
type the command on command window=> set path=C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.7.0_01\bin -
@tarajava-fqIQFu • Jul 9, 2012
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