hi list
the problem was of not having a . in classpath. but java and javac path
were set and i was trying to execute the byte-codes from current
directory only. on earlier machine classpath didn't have a . and it was
working fine, when i executed programs from the same directory. on this
machine also,search should start from the current directory , so why u
have to include it explicitly in the classpath ? 

Babu Kalakrishnan wrote:
> 
>
> > i moved to a new box with RH6.2, there javac is compiling the code but
> > when i try to run it with ./java it says : Exception in thread main :
> > NoClassDefFound Error : test
> 

> Unlikely to be a glibc or kernel problem - Looks more like a CLASSPATH
> issue. I'm not sure if RH6.2 installs some version of java (possible).
> Check to make sure  you're running the correct version of java & javac
> (which java, which javac).
-- 
Rajeev Jha

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