Very Computer

by **Paul Cummin** » Mon, 23 Dec 1996 04:00:00

I've recompiled for kernel support of Java. Using a module for Java.
Using Linux 2.0.27

/etc/bashrc:
export CLASSPATH=/usr/local/java/lib/classs:.

I tried to run the HelloWorld.java program from Documentation/java.txt

Any ideas?
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Paul Cummings "That's an awful lot of ships." --Ivanova

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by **Andy Berkheime** » Mon, 23 Dec 1996 04:00:00

> I've recompiled for kernel support of Java. Using a module for Java.
> Using Linux 2.0.27

> /etc/bashrc:
> export CLASSPATH=/usr/local/java/lib/classs:.

> I tried to run the HelloWorld.java program from Documentation/java.txt

> Any ideas?

It would help to see the exact error message. Also, you need the
Java Development Kit installed, which it looks like you have. Finally,
make sure that you have the java executable in the right place
(by default the kernel expects to find it at /usr/bin/java).
Also, it might help to take that last s off of classs if that is
really the way it looks in your bashrc.

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by **Paul Cummin** » Tue, 24 Dec 1996 04:00:00

I went back and had a look at my /etc/bashrc and it wasn't even
pointing to the right directory, I'd missed the lib/ and the current
directory wasn't in the path either.

Thanks for answering.
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Paul Cummings "That's an awful lot of ships." --Ivanova

=Linux=v2.0.27= ==============================================

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Java Kernel Support can't find class in .class file

Java Kernel Support can't find class in .class file

Java Kernel Support can't find class in .class file

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