Java set up under the environmental variables like FreeBSD and Linux is not the same!
	I incorporate in /etc/profile JAVA_HOME=/usr/local/jdk140 Export JAVA_HOME CLASSPATH=/usr/local/jdk140/lib:/usr/local/jdk140/jre/lib :. Export CLASSPATH PATH=$PATH:/usr/local/jdk140/bin:/usr/local/jdk140/jre/bin Export PATH Then source /etc/profile, suggesting error.
	Re : FreeBSD installed under the environmental variables like Java and Linux is not the same!
	CLASSPATH set up to be specific. Bottle documents Such as : CLASSPATH=/usr/local/jdk140/lib/tools.jar
	Re : FreeBSD installed under the environmental variables like Java and Linux is not the same!
	However, I also set up the PATH variable ineffective way. I have so many papers and one bottle designated to die.
	Your current shell?
	/etc/profile Shell:Bourne Shell is the system configuration files, users and the default Login Shell is csh, the root shell is csh. If your installation of a bash, and Login to bash Shell, ~/.bash_profile amended to change the environment variables. Not to bash root shell, or there will be trouble.
	Re : FreeBSD installed under the environmental variables like Java and Linux is not the same!
	Is
	Re : your current shell?
	My regular customers are bash, csh is the root user. But I would like to make changes in /etc/profile the role of each user, each user must change its configuration files.
	Re : your current shell?
	Why can not root bash? ? What is the trouble? Can specific ah
	Re : your current shell?
	No trouble bars. I was using the bash And I am generally accustomed to root for the development. Convenient
	Re : FreeBSD installed under the environmental variables like Java and Linux is not the same!
	130 from the beginning of the country can not be provided CLASSPATH