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First,  I did not create any environment variable for my session.

Do you know why I can not run the following java on the command line?

JAVA   CLASS(dir01.dir02.dir03.myTestClass)

I got the following error message

java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:  dir01/dir02/dir03/myTestClass


However, I can run in QSH with the same syntax

> java      dir01.dir02.dir03.myTestClass


Do you know what is the different?


Thanks.


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