Dear java-linux group,You need to point your classpath to include your current directory.
Having installed your lovely port of jdk116v2 yesterday I started right
away with alittle project I have been thinking about...I had to do some
packaging and my files are all residing in /usr/local/jdk116v2/classes/
The classpath has been set to /usr/local/jdk116v2 and compiles all used
sources fine...When I come to test it out though I type "java Progress",
java file cannot be found. I tried "java Progress.class", java file
cannot be found...again!
This means that ./ must be in your classpath
eg. my java classpath reads
./:/usr/java/lib/classes.zip:/usr/local/swing/latest/swingall.jar..............
^^
note the starting ./ path
Terry
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