Hi Liviu,
Liviu wrote:
>> Basically you're missing xpp3_min now. However, for *writing* XML only,
>> you don't even need that (no XML parser involved), so your example should
>> work (and it works for me):
>
> well, this is awkward...
>
> "java -h" says -classpath should be a list separated by ;
No, it should be separated by the path separation character of your
operating system. I am on Linux, I have to use ':'. I suppose you're on
Windows, therefore you will have to use ';'.
> run as
> java -cp .;xstream-1.4.1.jar;xmlpull-1.1.3.1.jar Xtest
>
> gives me the mentioned exception, but run as
>
> java -cp .:xstream-1.4.1.jar:xmlpull-1.1.3.1.jar Xtest
>
> gives me something else:
> Error: Could not find or load main class Xtest
If you're on Windows, this is expected. It cannot parse the classpath now at
all.
> Besides adding jars to the classpath is there any other method for
> specifying dependencies?
No. What's the content of your directory?
- Jörg
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