how do you run classpath?
while browsing, trying to solve a problem, came across classpath, but when i tried it i found a bug in the bit i wanted to use,( URL class ) which appeared easy to fix, wrote what i thought was a fix but now can't seem to find a nice way to run it. i am trying NOT to set up another development environment and really just want to replace the existing class and run it. here's what i've tried so far; used IKVM, but the -xbootclasspath option doesn't override the existing classes. (this seems like a bug which i've posted.). tried to compile classpath using jikes to run under sun JVM but get this; Found 1 semantic error compiling C:/Program Files/classpath/java/lang/ClassLoader.java: 1097. new URLClassLoader(urls, parent) . . . 1112. }; *** Error: A constructor associated with this anonymous type does not throw the exception java/lang/SecurityException thrown by its super type, java/net/URLClassLoader. and i'm only doing that because i can't find a runtime anywhere. ( is this because runtime's are somehow VM dependent, and it's too difficult to maintain a runtime for this VM? ) please help, getting a bit frustrated, a simple bit of hit and run contribution, has turned into a week of annoyance. simon.
RE: how do you run classpath?
simon place wrote: while browsing, trying to solve a problem, came across classpath, but when i tried it i found a bug in the bit i wanted to use,( URL class ) which appeared easy to fix, wrote what i thought was a fix but now can't seem to find a nice way to run it. i am trying NOT to set up another development environment and really just want to replace the existing class and run it. I know how frustrating this is. Building an open source project can be a real pain (especially on Windows). However, if you had asked on the ikvm-developers list, I would have been happy to help you set up an ikvm (including GNU Classpath) build environment. here's what i've tried so far; used IKVM, but the -xbootclasspath option doesn't override the existing classes. (this seems like a bug which i've posted.). This is not a bug, but a design decision. please help, getting a bit frustrated, a simple bit of hit and run contribution, has turned into a week of annoyance. I recommend you post your bug report (possibly including your suggested fix) either here or to the ikvm-developers list, and if you ask me and if it's a small issue, I'm usually fairly quick to include the fix in my working tree and post a new ikvm snapshot that includes the fix. Regards, Jeroen