The URL path for all files and folders must be 260 characters or less (and no more than 128 characters for any single file or folder name in the URL). The specified file or folder name is too long. The path is too long after being fully qualified Path too long installer unable to modify path ant Class Path: G:javatoolsapache-ant-1.7.0libant.jar HttpUnit Class Path: G:javatoolshttpunit-1.6.2libhttpunit.jar JUnit Class Path: G:javatoolsjunit4.
total path and filename length must not exceed 260 characters winrar total path and filename must not exceed You can shorten the file name and try again, or try a location that has a shorter path The file name(s) would be too long for the destination folder. the system cannot find the path specified winrar error Path too long - aborting (error code 80/1) Make sure the disk is not full or write-protected and that the file is not currently in use The file is in use by another program or user The source or destination file may be in use Cannot delete file or folder The file name you specified is not valid or too long. Error cannot delete file: cannot read from source file or disk Error 1320 the specified path is too long Long Path Tool can eliminate the following error messages: Than finally trying to run: java -cp cp.jar 3Īll I get is an error of not finding the CPTest3 class: Error: Could not find or load main class Path Tool 5.1.4 is a software that will let you easily delete, copy or rename long path files. However if I first generate the "pathing jar" as the solution I pointed out suggests, by creating a file:ĬpTest.txt (I've tried this with relative and full path) Class-Path: classesĪnd create the jar using: jar -cvfm cp.jar cpTest.txt Now if I am on and run: java -cp classes 3 The classes were compiled by calling: javac -d classes -cp. However I had no success since the path to the MainClass is not found (it is on the classpath!). The problem I understood and I have tried the solution proposed on: How to set a long Java classpath in Windows? This works fine in Linux but it explodes in windows because the classpath is too long. It than generates a string such as: java -classpath path_to_file1:path_to_file2:path_to_file3 jvm_args MainClassĪnd runs the application.
My application download and create a string of the jars and files it needs to run. Although I am in Linux (that is why the examples bellow are on a unix format), the end users may be in linux and I know the problem happens. I am trying to figure out a way of going around the problem of a long classpath in windows.
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