Hmm, never mind, I guess I found it. Apparently my CLASSPATH was loading stuff that didn't agree with each other. Or something. Anyway, I hunted around on the system and found some other CLASSPATH candidates and things started working.
Still curious why Java would be looking for a class that looks like a perl stringified reference, though. -Ken (working from a new job - I'm the same Ken Williams you might have met before.) -----Original Message----- From: Williams, Ken [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, October 20, 2003 4:57 PM To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' Subject: NoClassDefFoundError Hi, I'm using Inline::Java and getting an error I can't quite pin down. It doesn't help that I'm still a Java weakling, because it means I don't quite know how/where to trace things. The error I'm getting is: main::java::lang::NoClassDefFoundError=HASH(0xa594ec) How can I tell which class isn't found? Any magical Java tricks? I think the class is in an external library I'm calling. Adding DEBUG=>1 doesn't shed much light in this case. -Ken
