Hi Suresh!
On Wed, Feb 14, 2001 at 01:57:24PM +0530, V Suresh merrily said:
> I am doing my End Semester Project in Java under Linux. I recently
> downloaded the jdk1.2.2 version and am working under it. But sometimes,
> after many compilations, and running java programs, sometimes, the java or
> javac command display error messages as Exception has occurred, or some
> other errors, occurring because of the execution. I know there is nothing
> wrong with my code. What could be the reason?
Can you please send the exact error message that you are facing? 99%
of the problems that new Java users in linux face is incorrect setting
of classpath. The error message is the only clue of what exactly is
missing from your classpath.
>
> Also, When i copy the jdk1.2.2.tar.bz from Windows filesystem, to Linux,
> and do one or more copying, It gets corrupted, and untarring displays CRC
> error, Checksum error. What is the problem?
Shouldn't happen, unless for some weird reason you have tried FTPing
it is ASCII mode. I have copied countless archives from windows to
linux filesystems without any problems. Maybe the source is itself
corrupted. Try opening the tar.gz file in Winzip on windows only. If
it opens successfully, then it should work perfectly on linux too.
Regards,
Sandip
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