如何在 Ubuntu 上的 .sh 文件中找到一个 java 类？

Question

I want to run a .sh file named ubiqstart.sh. using java. Specifically, I just want to execute a java class when running this .sh file. But I keep getting this error: Error: Could not find or load main class com.ubiq.update.MainEntry. Seems like the system is not able to locate where the java class is at. However, when I directly type in and execute this command in terminal (under this exact directory), it runs perfectly.

The script I use in the .sh file is: "../java/bin/java" -cp "./*" com.ubiq.update.MainEntry .

I wonder what causes this conflict and what should I do to make my .sh file to do the same thing as directly running the script.

Answer 1

When you are using older editors like vim or nano, just simply add a space after your classpath, like: com.ubiq.update.MainEntry . Especially if you convert the script from windows' .bat to Linux .sh