Danny Ayers wrote:
> Hi,
> Thanks for all the suggestions relating to CLASSPATH - I though this
> would be a fairly quiet list (Java&Linux = FairlyObscure^2, mail->0),
> not so!
:-) *grin* && *bigsmile*
> I've still got a problem though. When trying to run java mpEDIT (nice
> basic java text editor I downloaded) I get 'Can't find class
> java.lang.Thread'. Now other stuff runs ok, and the lib is there in the
> .zip file. mpEDIT runs ok on a Windows machine.
You're probably doing something like:
java -classpath thezipfile.zip thepackage.TheClass
you should do something like:
java -classpath /usr/local/jdk1.1.6v7/lib/classes.zip:thezipfile.zip
thepackage.TheClass
java -classpath $CLASSPATH:thezipfile.zip thepackage.TheClass
Problem is some versions of the java command cannot find (or do not want
to find, I'm still not sure ;o) ) where the JDK classes.zip file is
unless it is in the class path. It seems that the windoze version of java
is a bit more intelligent.
> I've seen mention of the green_threads stuff (but nothing relating
> directly to my problem) is this related?
> THanks in advance,
> Danny.
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