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In ordinary standalone
applications, a resource locator can access information in any directory
specified by the CLASSPATH operating-system environment
variable, or, if a relative path is supplied, in subdirectories of those
directories specified by CLASSPATH.
Suppose, for example, that you run a standalone application on a computer
that has the directory structure shown in Segment 838. Further
suppose that the value of the CLASSPATH variable is as follows:
\kap;phw\onto\java;.
Then, your application can access files in
the current directory (specified by the . in the value of the
CLASSPATH variable), in the \kap directory, and in the
\phw\onto\java directory—and, if relative paths are provided, in
the subdirectories of those directories.