> To run SimpleExample.class you must type
>
> java SimpleExample
>
> because the point "." has the same efect than "/" to
> separate packages and directories
I did get SimpleExample to run:
java -green -cp "." SimpleExample
and was able to run a more complex program using -cp to point to th
Hi !
I'll answer the easier question:
To run SimpleExample.class you must type
java SimpleExample
because the point "." has the same efect than "/" to
separate packages and directories.
I think that you typed
java SimpleExample.class
and you get:
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassD
Hi all,
I'm not an expert on the Linux libraries .. far from it... so if there is a simple
solution to this, please forgive my
ignorance. I appreciate any assistance.
A while ago, I went to install JDK 1.2 pre 1 and realized I needed glibc 2. Rather
than mess with installing this on an old
