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Hi experts, <br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp;If I am at linux machine:<br />
[meow@cat abstracttypes]$ ls<br />
abstractBase.jar &nbsp; &nbsp;AbstractTypesTest.java &nbsp;xbean.jar<br />
AbstractTypes.java &nbsp;myfigures.jar<br />
[meow@cat abstracttypes]$ javac -cp xbean.jar,myfigures.jar AbstractTypes.java<br />
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&nbsp;it seems that I can not use &quot;,&quot; or &quot;;&quot; to seperato to jars ... what's the correct command for the above purpose ? thanks.
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Hi experts, 

   If I am at linux machine:
[meow@cat abstracttypes]$ ls
abstractBase.jar    AbstractTypesTest.java  xbean.jar
AbstractTypes.java  myfigures.jar
[meow@cat abstracttypes]$ javac -cp xbean.jar,myfigures.jar AbstractTypes.java

 it seems that I can not use "," or ";" to seperato to jars ... what's the correct command for the above purpose ? thanks.

If I have two jar files ...

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