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&gt;&gt;I suspect that it is causing some conflict<br />
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Why do you suspect that?
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>>I suspect that it is causing some conflict

Why do you suspect that?

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I am executing the following Java command from prompt. <br />
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java -cp classes;lib\dfc.jar;lib\df<wbr />cbase.jar;<wbr />config; com.WFHistor<br />
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I suspect that it is causing some conflict because of the classpath set in environment variables.<br />
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I only want the claspath mentioned in the above command to be used. Is there a way to tell it not to use any other classpath entries set in system classpath.<br />
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Thank you<br />

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I am executing the following Java command from prompt. 

java -cp classes;lib\dfc.jar;lib\dfcbase.jar;config; com.WFHistor

I suspect that it is causing some conflict because of the classpath set in environment variables.

I only want the claspath mentioned in the above command to be used. Is there a way to tell it not to use any other classpath entries set in system classpath.

Thank you


Clear environment classpath entries

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