Ray and others,
I got it to work finally. I had to type "java -cp . Scubatoolkit" to
get it
to run once I compiled it. Seems kind of a quirky way to get it to work, but
I've got it running now. Now I can play with it!
Thanks for all your help,
Ben
Since the Scubatoolkit advertised some capability my program didn't
have,
and I am working on some stuff that Scubatoolkit was missing, I thought,
hey... maybe this can be mutually beneficial So I downloaded it and am
now trying to get it to work so I can see if there is anything I m
Sorry about that, I accidently hit the "wrong" address. I meant this to go
to the list.
Ben
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Subject: Re: [luau] Java question
Date: Sat, 19 Apr 2003 00:33:42 -1000
From: Ben Beeson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Roderick Gammon, Ph.D
On Fri, Apr 18, 2003 at 09:54:50PM -1000, Ben Beeson wrote:
> In short, I believe all of you are correct, the class for
> scubatoolkit is nonexistant. BTW, there are no .class files
> in any of the sources. There are several .java files, but no
> .class files. So, I think I know what I need to go f
Aloha-
The problem in the latest code snippet is naming- the main thread cannot
find the class "Scubatoolkit.java".
Try: "java -cp . Scubatoolkit"
It's an important point of convention, or idiom. Technically there
shouldn't be class files in the source directories and class and source
files hav
To Rod, Don, Virgil, and Ray,
My latest attempts all look like this:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] SCUBATOOLS]$ java -cp . Scubatoolkit.java
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: Scubatoolkit/java
[EMAIL PROTECTED] SCUBATOOLS]$
In short, I believe all of you are correct, the class
[EMAIL PROTECTED] SCUBATOOLS]$ java -cp .Scubatoolkit
java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: /Scubatoolkit
at java.lang.Class.forName(Class.java:native)
at java.lang.Class.forName(Class.java:52)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] SCUBATOOLS]$
It's been a few semesters since i've done any java programmi
Aloha,
Trying Java now... does anyone know what the following error really
means?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] SCUBATOOLS]$ java -cp .Scubatoolkit
java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: /Scubatoolkit
at java.lang.Class.forName(Class.java:native)
at java.lang.Class.forName(Class.java:52)
Well, actually it was more from cruising through dejanews and that
javaranch website. I didn't find anything that gave me a definitive
answer, but figured I'd risk some time and just try a few things.
-Charles
On 15 Jun 2002, Ray Strode wrote:
> > Anyway, while I'm still interested in advice/in
> I spent about
> half an hour going the RMI route, and it worked pretty easily, and I don't
> think it's too complicated to be supported or used. I was a little bit
> surprised how easy it was to do, and it modularized the code nicely.
Sounds like you already found a clean solution to your intere
> Anyway, while I'm still interested in advice/input/etc., I spent about
> half an hour going the RMI route, and it worked pretty easily, and I don't
> think it's too complicated to be supported or used. I was a little bit
> surprised how easy it was to do, and it modularized the code nicely.
Soun
Ok, but if anybody thinks this isn't kosher, feel free to slam me.
I'm working on the instrument controller gui for an instrument consisting
of 3 major pieces: some custom electronics with 2 small embedded linux
devices, a fairly powerful pc acquiring data from the electronics via a
pci fibre dev
> sorry, not much to do with linux, but anybody know of a good mailing list
> for asking java programming questions?
Ask your questions here. We might be able to answer.
--Ray
www.javaranch.com has a forum where you can ask java questions.
When facts are few, experts are many. -Donald R.Gannon
On Fri, 14 Jun 2002, Charles Lockhart wrote:
> sorry, not much to do with linux, but anybody know of a good mailing list
> for asking java programming questions?
>
> -Charles
>
sorry, not much to do with linux, but anybody know of a good mailing list
for asking java programming questions?
-Charles
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