David Mossakowski wrote:
> I must be doing something *really* dumb but I can't see it.
>
> I can load property files OK whether they're in a package or not but not classes.
> Weird. All I'm trying to do is to load the base class. Before, when I was trying,
> I was getting the MissingResourceException but now... The error produced is this
> (!):
>
> { (Running servlet) java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:
Usually, a NoClassDefFoundError exception means that one of your classes (the one that
throws the
exception) is referring to some other class that cannot be found on your classpath.
Do your
ListResourceBundle classes refer to any Java classes on their import lists? Are those
actual classes
visible to the servlet engine when you are running?
>
> com/instinet/ed/resources/LanguageResources (wrong name: LanguageResources)
I have not ever seen this one. Could you post (or send me privately since it is sorta
off topic) a snippet
of one of your ListResourceBundle classes? I'm interested in the package declaration
(should be
com.instinet.ed.resources based on the above), the import statements, and the class
declaration -- which
should be something like:
public class LanguageResources_en_GB extends ListResourceBundle
for the British English version (which should, of course, be in source file
"LanguageResources_en_GB.java"
in the appropriate directory for this package).
Craig
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