>>>>> "Steve" == Steve Cohen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Steve> Ming-Ching Tiew wrote:
>> If what you claim is true, then this is really worthy of further
>> investigation. The problem of Java WORA is usually a lot more subtle
>> then this, it is usually something along the line of slight
>> differences in behaviour, GUI for example. It shouldn't be as
>> gross as what you described.
>>
>> Ming-Ching
Steve> Yes, I do notice some slight differences in GUI, but I'm
Steve> not concerned about those for now. It's really pretty
Steve> straightforward. The CLASSPATH is not the issue as
Steve> transferred class files fail but recompiled source succeeds
Steve> with the same CLASSPATH. I copied the files across using a
Steve> DOS floppy disk and the linux mcopy program. The files
Steve> were copied in jar's, first a jar with the class files and
Steve> then a different jar with the source files. A key clue is
Steve> this: When we get the NoClassDefFoundError, the class it is
Steve> looking for is package.xxxx1.class. No such class exists,
Steve> but package.xxxx is the class containing the main method.
What is the exact error message and what is the value of CLASSPATH?
javac is written entirely in Java, so it should produce exactly the
same results on Linux and Windows.
Juergen
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