Hi Orly,
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# it is.. refuses to compile if not in classpath..
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As I mentioned in my previous post, it's a CLASSPATH problem. "java" does
not inlcude the current working directory when looking for class files.
It's either you put "." or the complete path (better) of your working
directory in the CLASSPATH env. This explains why you can compile
properly but not execute it.
Also, to get more info, use the -verbose to switch "java" to verbose mode.
I bet it's bailing out when it tries to load your class -- it can't find
it.
HTH
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