Hi,
NoClassDefFoundError generally indicates a missing class to which a class to
be loaded should be linked. For example, if you load the StringBuffer class,
the String class is required for linking. If the String class would not be
found, the NoClassDefFoundError is thrown - whereas a ClassNotFoundException
would be thrown if the StringBuffer class itself was not found.
So, in your use case, it might be, that there are missing classes expected
from the environment (system classes, boot class path or other bundles),
which are missed. You might want to check the
org.osgi.framework.system.packages and
org.osgi.framework.bootdelegationproperties of the Felix
configuration.
Regards
Felix
On 6/21/07, Konstantinos N. Ntermitzoglou <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
Hi everybody,
I have recently moved from Oscar to Felix, but I am facing the
following issue that keeps me from doing it totally. I have an API
bundle and another one that implements it. I have been using them with
Oscar under an arm-linux architecture with JamVM1.4.5, classpath 0.92
and all worked just fine. The same configuration will not work with
Felix. When I start the implementer bundle, it seems that the wiring is
done correctly but when the time comes for an API class to be loaded I
am getting java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError. I have used the exact same
configuration on an i686-linux with SUN's JVM and then the bundle was
started successfully.
So I believe my bundles are R4 compatible and are bundled correctly
(Manifest import-export etc. ), so what can it be wrong ? Any ideas how
to solve it ?
Thank you in advance for any replies,
Ntermitzoglou Konstantinos
