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To Configure the JVM Path Settings

The classpath is the list of JAR files that the Java runtime environment searches for classes and other resources.

  1. In the navigation tree, select the Configuration node.
  2. Under the Configuration node, select the JVM Settings node.

    The JVM General Settings page opens.

  3. On the JVM General Settings page, click the Path Settings tab.

    The JVM Classpath Settings page opens.

  4. Select the Environment Classpath Ignore checkbox to ignore the CLASSPATH environment variable.

    The CLASSPATH environment variable is convenient for basic tutorials in programming, but is not recommended for enterprise environments.

  5. In the System Classpath field, type the path to the classes on your system.
  6. In the Classpath Prefix field, type the full paths of the JAR files that are to be prepended to the server’s classpath.

    To prepend multiple files, type one path per line.

  7. In the Classpath Suffix field, type the full paths of the JAR files that are to be appended to the server’s classpath.

    For example, you would specify the JAR file of a database driver. See To Integrate a JDBC Driver.

    To append multiple files, type one path per line.

  8. In the Native Library Path Prefix field, type the full paths of the JAR files that are to be prepended to the native library path.

    To prepend multiple files, type one path per line.

  9. In the Native Library Path Suffix field, type the full paths of the JAR files that are to be appended to the native library path.

    To append multiple files, type one path per line.

    The native library path is a concatenation of the following paths:

    • The server's relative path for its native shared libraries

    • The standard runtime environment native library path

    • The shell environment setting (LD_LIBRARY_PATH on UNIX® systems)

    • Any paths that are specified on the JVM Profiler Settings page

  10. Click Save.
  11. Restart the server.
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