command line - What does "java: No match." mean? -


when running java command line:

java -classpath bin:pellet-2.0.0/lib/* com.stuff.myclass argumenttextstuff

i'm getting following reply:

java: no match. 

what's mean? which java points expected file. , if take asterisk out, expected class not found error. google searches aren't fruitful because keep getting stuff matching regexp patterns.

ah... figured out. worked when using bash shell, * treated differently in tcsh shell. switched bash , works. reason described here (per polygenelubricants's suggestion in comments below).


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