On 24/05/2007 08:54, Janni wrote:
Thank you for your answer.
The filename match always the name of the class, I learned it this way. I've
downloaded the Compiler, because Eclipse work without problems. That's not
the problem. But I don't know where exactly the problem is. I can't compile
or run my programms in SCiTe, but in Eclipse it works (but I want to
programm in SCiTe :) )
<rant mode="on">
Your mail was very confusing, Nabble seems unable to properly quote a
message...
Also, that's officially SciTE, not SCiTe... :-)
</rant>
> When i wrote a programm in Java and compile this, SCiTe tell me something
> like that:
>> java bla
> Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: bla
>> Exit code: 1
It looks like you try to run the program, not to compile it.
In cpp.properties (I know, it is C-like languages properties actually),
I have the following lines:
command.compile.*.java=javac $(FileNameExt)
command.build.*.java=javac *.java
command.go.*.java=java -cp . $(FileName)
If Java is in your path, it should work, I suppose (I never compile from
within SciTE). Make sure you use the right command and that a .class
file is generated in the current directory.
And it makes me think, the above lines will work only if the class isn't
in a package, no? Go mostly for quick tests.
--
Philippe Lhoste
-- (near) Paris -- France
-- http://Phi.Lho.free.fr
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