hi there,
IT doesn't make sense that every time i create a new class, i've to include it in
the class path?
How should i tackle this problem?
In the command prompt, i typed
c:\>javac HelloWorld.java
followed by
c:\>java HelloWorld
when i typed java HelloWorld, the error message appear.
Luis Javier Beltran wrote:
> > The thing is. all the classes are in *.jar files
> > and there isn't any class files except for the examples.
>
> But error java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: HelloWorld
> tells that class HelloWorld was not found. It's a user class, so if you're
> compiling your class for instance, in directory c:\myclasses, then you have
> to include c:\myclasses in the classpath.
>
> I understand for what you say, that you are including ALL .jar files that
> come with JDK. Well I don't think it's necessary, for example, you certainly
> don't need to include src.jar (!!).
>
> As you see the problem wasn't at compile time, it was when meiyi tried to
> run it.
>
> Luis Javier
>
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