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Java Can't Find Any Classes!
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (David LeBlanc)
Wed Jan 3 19:58:06 1996
Date: Wed, 3 Jan 1996 16:30:10 -0700
To: java-interest@java.Eng.Sun.COM
From: David LeBlanc <dleblanc@thinkertools.com>
This was origionally submitted to java tech support. No response... NEED HELP!
Hi;
I'm having a problem! Whenever I attempt to execute any third-party classes,
I get the error message: "Can't find class foo/bar". Here's the context and
what i've tried to fix the problem:
Hardware:
486/dx2/66 32mb memory, 1.6gb scsi hd.
Software:
Windows NT 3.51 w/ service packs 1 & 2.
Java Development Kit Beta 2 for Windows NT.
Environment:
PATH=(contains e:\java\bin)
CLASSPATH=e:\java\local\java_cup;e:\java\local\espresso-1.0b\classes;e:\java
\local\dejava\classes;e:\java\classes;e:\java\classes.zip
HOME=g:\usr\users\davel
(NOTE: The above have been tried with both foreward and backward slashes and
both HOMEDRIVE and HOMEPATH have been created and deleted with no effect.
The Dos box used for testing was deleted and re-launched after each change
to the environment to cause the environment changes to take effect. Note
also that the \java\classes directory is empty: the old beta 1 was deleted
before beta 2 was installed.)
The applet viewer will work on the demo classes, but invoking java
some.class.name does not. Using javac -verbose Some.Class.Name shows that it
loads all the classes that it finds in classes.zip, but fails on the first
class not in classes.zip.
HELP! I need my Java!(tm) <grin>! I hope i've done something simple and
foolish and it's a simple fix. I HAVE read all the faq's that I could get my
hands on with no luck.
Sincerely,
Dave LeBlanc
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