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  3. February 2003

Re: No Class Def Found Error

Bob Cozzi wrote:
> 
> There are two levels of environment variables
> System level and Job level.
> Of course I don't know if the JVM uses the system-level environment or just
> the job-level one.
> 

System-level environment variables are set in every job when the job
starts (at least by default, I don't know if there's a job-description
value that prevents this).  The JVM uses the system-level environment
variable.

Actually, in the case of the CLASSPATH envvar and RPG, it's the RPG
runtime that fetches the CLASSPATH environment variable when it start
the JVM.  If you call the invocation API without specifying the
classpath, it doesn't automatically pick up the CLASSPATH envvar.

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