I don't think it's necessary to include all jar files that come with JDK.
What you do have to include is the directory where your classes are located.
Luis Javier
> This is a classpath problem. Edit your autoexec.bat
> file to have the following line
>
> SET CLASSPATH=.;
> THEN find all the jar files that come with jdk. in a
> notepad file write down all the full paths to these
> jar files including the jar file itself
> for example
> c:\jdk\src.jar
> c:\jdk\rt.jar etc.
> and include directories that have a bunch of class
> files in them (that are relevant to the jdk).
> then
> SET
> CLASSPATH=%CLASSPATH%;C:\JDK\SRC.JAR;C:\JDK\RT.JAR;
> Dont forget to include . in the classpath.
>
> -Jay Parikh
> --- meiyi leong <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I've downloaded jdk1.3, hoping it to run well , a
> > prerequisite for
> > TOMCAT.
> > The tomcat server can run very well, but not jdk1.3.
> > When i run 'java HelloWorld', the error appears...
> >
> > Exception in thread "main"
> > java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: HelloWorld
> >
> > HOw do i handle it?
> > Helppp
> >
> >
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