You may face an issue to provide .jar files in classpath at run time.
Lets say you have a Java file Test.java which requires foo.jar and bar.jar in classpath.
In Windows below mentioned command works well.
javac -cp foo.jar;bar.jar Test.java
java -cp foo.jar;bar.jar Test
Note the semi-colon(;) as jar file separator in windows.
Where as in UNIX/Linux it don't work. To run the above program in UNIX/Linux you need to use below mentioned command
javac -cp foo.jar:bar.jar Test.java
java -cp foo.jar:bar.jar Test
Note the colon(:) as as jar file separator in UNIX/Linux.
Lets say you have a Java file Test.java which requires foo.jar and bar.jar in classpath.
In Windows below mentioned command works well.
javac -cp foo.jar;bar.jar Test.java
java -cp foo.jar;bar.jar Test
Note the semi-colon(;) as jar file separator in windows.
Where as in UNIX/Linux it don't work. To run the above program in UNIX/Linux you need to use below mentioned command
javac -cp foo.jar:bar.jar Test.java
java -cp foo.jar:bar.jar Test
Note the colon(:) as as jar file separator in UNIX/Linux.