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>This is what I see in the command shell: > >C:\WDT400\java>C: >cd \WDT400\java >jar xf C:\WDT400\extras\aldoncms.jar > >C:\WDT400\java> >C:\WDT400\java>'jar' is not recognized as >an internal or external command, >operable program or batch file. I do not use Aldon yet but 'jar' is a command that comes with the Java JDK. Your PATH (not classpath for once) needs to point to the directory on your PC where you installed Java. This is the same place the java.exe file is in. This might be C:\WDT400\Studio35\bin, or C:\WDT400\sdk\bin. You know you have it right when you can open up any old DOS window and do a 'java -version' and see the JDK you have installed. My path is PATH=C:\IBMDEBUG\BIN;C:\WDT400\;C:\WDT400\SDK\BIN\;C:\WINDOWS;C:\WINDOWS\COM MAND;C:\IMNNQ_98 jar is the Java ARchive program - it compresses several classes into a single xxx.jar file. --buck
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