At 12:14 AM 12/9/99 +0100, Peter Marx wrote: >Hi, > >I have got a little problem. >My beanshell doesn't work. If i want to use something that uses the >beanshell (e.g C-c C-v C-.) i get the error-message: > > Symbol's value as variable is void: java\.lang\.NoClassDefFoundError > >or when calling the Interpreter: > > Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: > bsh/Interpreter > >Beyond my personal settings i tried the standard settings (call xemacs >-q, and setting the path only to the jde lisp-dir), but the result is the same. > >I'm working with Xemacs 21.1 and jde 2.1.6.beta13. >My Jdk is 1.2. > Check to see if there is a jde subdirectory of the XEmacs etc directory. If there is, delete or rename the directory to something else. This directory is used by XEmacs for storing non-lisp files used by lisp packages, such as the JDE. When you use XEmacs to install the JDE, the XEmacs installer puts the JDE non-Lisp files in this directory. The JDE looks first to see if this directory exists. If not, it looks for non-Lisp files such as the beanshell jar in the JDE package directory. - Paul
