Re: [newbie] Java programming

2005-01-18 Thread Jan Rubbrecht
I usually just buy the books from amazon.com (or any other site that sells books). So far, I haven't found one good tutorial online that doesn't p*ss me off because of lack of information, no good or complete explanation, lack of teaching ability of the author etc. On the book selling sites, you ca

[newbie] Java programming

2005-01-17 Thread Charles Lee Ying
can someone pls identify himself/herself as a good java programmer. I just want you to point me in the direction of a good tutorial for doing programming in graphics using Java. I've tried those provided by Sun, but they are mostly good for basic stuff and I need something a little more advanced

Re: [newbie] Java programming question?

2003-08-19 Thread Kevin J CItron
Mkae sure you set your CLASSPATH to the location of your java class that contains a main. You can either set it in your shell. Or as an argument to the java vm. In other words. If I have a class defined as class Foo {         public static void main(String[] args){       System.out.println

Re: [newbie] Java programming question?

2003-08-19 Thread Michael Lothian
I once got this error in windows when I didn't have my PATH set propperly Some info here http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/tooldocs/solaris/classpath.html I remember in windows I had to set the CLASSPATH=. That's a fullstop (period to americans I think) Mike Patrick Coffey wrote: Hi,

[newbie] Java programming question?

2003-08-19 Thread Patrick Coffey
Hi, I'm still relatively new to linux so I was hoping someone might know a quick answer to this question, when I try to run a very simple program I wrote it gives me the error: "Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: lab1/java" It didn't give me any errors when I compiled