Hi,
I am new to Mobile Java, so please excuse me if this appears to be a
really stupid question!
I am trying to make a small J2ME app using JSR177 to provide a checksum
of a small amount of data, however I cannot get it to run. It compiles
fine, but attempting to run it throws up a NoClassDefFundError for each
of the JSR177 classes I'm using. I assume from this that there is a
seperate runtime classpath somewhere that I need to add the location of
these classes to?
The extra classes are in the form of individual class files as I cannot
find a .jar of them. I know there is a Classpath tab on the run options
for conventional Java programs, but this doesn't seem to appear for the
Wireless apps. I am using EclipseME v1.1.0 and Eclipse v3.1.2.
Can anyone suggest what I have missed?
Many Thanks,
Nick Clarke
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