"Brian M. Long" wrote:
>
> my classpath looks like this:
>
> classpath=.;d:\myclasses;d:\jConnect-5_2\classes;d:\jConnect-5_2\classes\jCo
> nn2.
> jar;d:\jdk1.2.2\lib\tools.jar;f:\weblogic\lib\weblogicaux.jar;d:\Jetspeed-1.
> 1\je
> tspeed.jar;d:\jetspeed-1.1\lib\castor-0.7.4.jar;d:\jetspeed-1.1\lib\cocoon.j
> ar;d
> :\lib\jetspeed-1.1\lib\coocon-ext-servlet2.2.jar;d:\jetspeed-1.1\lib\ecs.jar
> ;d:\
> jetspeed-1.1\lib\turbine-2.0.jar;d:\jetspeed-1.1\lib\village.jar;d:\jetspeed
> -1.1
> \lib\xalan.jar;d:\jetspeed-1.1\lib\xerces.jar
>
> note d:\jdk1.2.2\lib\tools.jar in 2nd line....
>
Since the exception is "ClassNotFound", it still appears like a classpath issue:
does "javap sun.tools.javac.Main" give you a correct output when run from the
command line.
If yes, then your build.bat must mangle the classpath used when building; if no,
then there's something wrong with your classpath.
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