At 12:37 PM 10/24/00 -0400, you wrote:
>I must be really dumb, but here goes. Before I describe the problem, let
>me just say that I have
>
>1) Read the manuals and FAQ and Troubleshooting guide
>2) looked at the code
>3) searched list archives for related problems
>
>This refers to jde-2.2.5.
>
>So, I use 1.2.2 vm, not 1.3. Thus, jde-bug-vm-includes-jpda-p is
>appropriately nil, and I have set jde-bug-jpda-directory
>appropriately. Now, according to the code in jde-dbs.el, when it
>constructs the classpath for vm, it runs the following code:
>
>
>(format 
>                              (if jde-bug-debug
>                                  "%sclasses%s%s"   
>                                "%ssrc%s%slib/jde.jar%s%s" )
>                              jde-java-directory 
>                              jde-classpath-separator
>                              jde-java-directory 
>                              jde-classpath-separator
>                              (expand-file-name 
>                               "lib/jpda.jar" jde-bug-jpda-directory))
>
>Which results in the following classpath (taken from *JDEbug* buffer,
>newlines are put here manually to make it easier to read)
>
>/usr/home/ggolberg/jde-2.2.5/java/src:
>/usr/home/ggolberg/jde-2.2.5/java/lib/jde.jar:
>/usr/local/lib/java2/lib/jpda.jar
>
>In perfect accordance with the code. However, how is the debugger supposed
>to find runtime classes with this classpath? I am getting
>


rt.jar is included in the boot classpath of Sun's jdk 1.2 (and later) vm's.
There is no
need to include it in the -classpath argument.


>Unable to initialize threads: cannot find class java/lang/Thread
>
>which is reasonable, given that no runtime jars are added to the
>classpath.
>
>So what am I missing?

I don't know. It could be a faulty installation of the JDK. Please submit a
problem report. This will include information that may be germane to the
problem, such as the OS and environment variable settings.

- Paul

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