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When running java from the command line:
java -classpath bin:pellet-2.0.0/lib/* com.stuff.MyClass argumentTextStuff
I’m getting the following reply:
java: No match.
What’s this mean? which java points to the expected file. And if I take the asterisk out, then I get the expected class not found error. Google searches aren’t fruitful because I keep getting stuff about matching regexp patterns.
Ah… already figured it out. It worked when I was using a bash shell, however the * is treated differently in the tcsh shell. So we switched to bash and it works. The reason is described here (per polygenelubricants’s suggestion in the comments below).