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20-03-2004, 10:49 AM
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Set classpath through GPO
Hi,
Got an application that needs a classpath set in the User environment. Can this be distributed through a user GPO ? TIA, Peter |
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20-03-2004, 05:41 PM
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Re: Set classpath through GPO
"Peter van der Woude" <p.c.vanderwoudeREMOVETHIS@saxion.nl> said
> Hi, > > Got an application that needs a classpath set in the User environment. > Can this be distributed through a user GPO ? You could do it using a startup (not login) script that's launched from a GPO. "Set classpath=c:\whatever" Regards Andy. |
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21-03-2004, 08:29 PM
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> You could do it using a startup (not login) script that's launched from a
> GPO. > > "Set classpath=c:\whatever" > Thanks Andrew, Think I found what you mean: User Config - Windows Settings - Scripts and the script should be in Netlogon on the domain controller. Peter |
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22-03-2004, 07:42 AM
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Re: Set classpath through GPO
"Peter van der Woude" <p.c.vanderwoudeREMOVETHIS@saxion.nl> said
>> You could do it using a startup (not login) script that's launched from a >> GPO. >> >> "Set classpath=c:\whatever" >> > > Thanks Andrew, > Think I found what you mean: > User Config - Windows Settings - Scripts > and the script should be in Netlogon on the domain controller. > Correct. Andy. |
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