Hi,
In shell(ksh) it runs fine works create tickets 

#!/usr/bin/ksh 
export CLASSPATH="/usr/work/ticket/ETicketClient.jar:." 
PATH=$PATH:"/usr/work/ticket/" 

test="This is new title" 
result=`java ETicket.ETicketClient -i Ticket -n p_name  -t "$test"` 
echo $result;

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But in Perl its fails 

#!/usr/bin/perl -w 
$ENV{CLASSPATH}="/usr/work/ticket/ETicketClient.jar:."; 
$ENV{PATH}.=":/usr/work/ticket/" 
$test="This is perl ticket"; 
my $result =qx/java ETicket.ETicketClient -i TICKET -n  p_name -t 
"$test"/; 
print $result;

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Gives me Error 

Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: 
ETicket/ETicketClient 

Quotes are required for API to recognize options.

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I have put \ before quotes but no luck. Tried using safe pipes but same problem. Also when i use this line in script my $result =qx/java ETicket.ETicketClient -i TICKET -n p_name -t title_name/; Then it runs fine. But is i put this line my $result =qx/java ETicket.ETicketClient -i TICKET -n p_name -t "title name"/; Same error is coming.
OS AIX 5.1 Perl 5.6.0 .

Can anyone help me.
Thanks
Sanjay

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