Well, I had the same problem with "java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError" using SUSE 11.4 and SUSE 12.1 having implemented MediathekView via the usual rpm installing service. So I downloaded the zip file mediathek_2.6.0.zip from http://www.heise.de/software/download/mediathekview/60659dl_a9b716683b7b04055883e15113abdc33_1325260950 und unzipped it. Starting MediathekView as proposed with "Starten_Linux.sh" resulted in just the same error situation. I than started the application with "sudo" and got the additional hint that the program missed the the display (that is the screen or monitor) on which to run. "echo $DISPLAY" results normally in ":0". So I succeeded having changed to the directory containing the unzipped files by starting the application with "java -jar ./Mediathek.jar :0 &"! The presupposition for that acting is to work on a console.
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