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...and the ending &gt;&nbsp;.
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you may need to use &quot;<br />
<br />
javac.exe &quot;c:\Java\HelloworldApp.jav<wbr />a&quot;
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you may need to use "

javac.exe "c:\Java\HelloworldApp.java"

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You should only need quotes if the path to the file contains spaces.
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You should only need quotes if the path to the file contains spaces.

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&quot;You should only need quotes if the path to the file contains spaces.&quot; <br />
<br />
or maybe some special characters in path other than space<br />
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correct, that's why I used &quot;may&quot; :)
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"You should only need quotes if the path to the file contains spaces."

or maybe some special characters in path other than space

correct, that's why I used "may" :)

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c:\program Files\Java\jdkl . 7.0_01\bin&gt;javac.exe &lt;c:\Java\HelloworldApp.jav<wbr />a&gt;<br />
The syntax of the command is incorrect.<br />
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c:\program Files\Java\jdkl.7 .0_01\bin&gt;<br />
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Whats wrong with my syntax
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c:\program Files\Java\jdkl . 7.0_01\bin>javac.exe <c:\Java\HelloworldApp.java>
The syntax of the command is incorrect.

c:\program Files\Java\jdkl.7 .0_01\bin>

Whats wrong with my syntax

Java command syntax error using Java plug in, jdk1.70

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