>> I used JarZilla to find the class names and they are listed like this: >> >> propokertools/cli/RunEquity.class
… and … >> I tried searching for just "RunEquity" and the entire above string and got >> a nil cant find class error. Any ideas? > > > Try "propokertools/cli/RunEquity". The “RunEquity.class” refers to files on you Mac/PC machine, while “RunEquity” refers to a class *inside* the Java Virtual Machine. If using Java, you should read up a bit about “ClassPath”. ClassPath is the JVM’s list of all the classes that are currently available to a running Java program. Those classes may have been loaded into the JVM in various ways from many various sources (.class files, .jar files, .war files, and more). To the running Java program, where the classes were loaded from is irrelevant — either the class your program needs is loaded (“on the ClassPath”) and available by class name (without “.class”) or not. The trick is that to get your Java program running, you have to tell where in the disk file system to find the .class file, and that means referring to “.class” or “.jar” file names. Context is key: • Outside the JVM, think files (.class, .jar, etc.) • Inside the JVM, think classes. —Basil Bourque _______________________________________________ Mbsplugins_monkeybreadsoftware.info mailing list [email protected] https://ml01.ispgateway.de/mailman/listinfo/mbsplugins_monkeybreadsoftware.info
