Ha, this did the trick! Perhaps this should be in the FAQ? Thanks very much,
Michiel $ -----Original Message----- $ From: Øyvind Vestavik [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] $ Sent: dinsdag 21 mei 2002 17:27 $ To: xindice-users@xml.apache.org $ Subject: Re: Exception in Thread "Main" NoClassDefFoundError $ $ $ $ You probably tried this already, but in order to use for instance the $ comandline tools you have to add the jars to your classpath that are $ described under localhost:4080/DevelopersGuide.html under $ setting up your $ build Environement. $ Have you done this??? $ (Not described in the installation files, because the $ commandline tools are not part of the db per se, but is just a sample $ client..) $ $ Øyvind $ $ $ Øyvind Vestavik $ Øvre Møllenberggt 44b $ 7014 Trondheim $ [EMAIL PROTECTED] $ 41422911 $ $ On Tue, 21 May 2002, Mark J. Stang wrote: $ $ > Are you running the startup.bat? Also, which version of $ windows are you on? $ > $ > Mark $ > $ > Michiel Verhoef wrote: $ > $ > > Thanks, I changed my classpath but now I got: $ > > $ > > Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: $ > > ;\config;c:\xindice\java\lib\ant-1/4/1/jar;c:\xindice\java\li $ > > $ b\examples/jar;c:\xindice\java\lib\infozone-tools/jar;c:\xindi $ ce\java\lib\op $ > > enorb-1/2/0/jar;c:\xindice\java\lib\openorb_ $ > > $ tools-1/2/0/jar;c:\xindice\java\lib\xalan-2/0/1/jar;c:\xindice $ \java\lib\xerc $ > > es-1/4/3/jar;c:\xindice\java\lib\xindice/jar $ > > $ ;c:\xindice\java\lib\xml-apis-1/0/jar;c:\xindice\java\lib\xmld $ b-sdk/jar;c:\x $ > > indice\java\lib\xmldb-xupdate/jar;c:\xindice $ > > \java\lib\xmldb/jar;C:\jdk1/3/0_02\\lib\tools/jar $ > > $ > > which looks to me like I am missing some sort of setting?? $ > > My classpath looks like this: $ > > $ > > .;c:\xinidice\java\lib\xindice.jar $ > > $ > > I am not really sure if the "." does what I intend to $ (add the current $ > > directory to the class path, it works on UNIX but I am $ > > fairly new to ms win). $ > > $ > > TIA, $ > > $ > > Michiel $ > > $ > > $ -----Original Message----- $ > > $ From: Paul Clarke [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] $ > > $ Sent: dinsdag 21 mei 2002 15:11 $ > > $ To: xindice-users@xml.apache.org $ > > $ Subject: RE: Exception in Thread "Main" NoClassDefFoundError $ > > $ $ > > $ $ > > $ Hi, $ > > $ $ > > $ Sounds like you might have a classpath entry with $ spaces in somewhere. $ > > $ $ > > $ You try adding quotes (") around the value. $ > > $ $ > > $ $ > > $ -----Original Message----- $ > > $ From: Michiel Verhoef [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] $ > > $ Sent: Tuesday, May 21, 2002 1:01 PM $ > > $ To: 'xindice-users@xml.apache.org' $ > > $ Subject: Exception in Thread "Main" NoClassDefFoundError $ > > $ $ > > $ $ > > $ Hi all, $ > > $ $ > > $ I am a complete newbie in Xindice so please forgive me if $ > > $ this is an FAQ $ > > $ (it probably is, but checking the FAQ didn't help either). $ > > $ $ > > $ I just installed Xindice like described in the Windows Install $ > > $ instruction. Starting up the system worked but the next $ part, creating $ > > $ the addressbook example didn't work. $ > > $ $ > > $ I got the following error: $ > > $ Exception in thread "main" $ java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: ;C:\Program $ > > $ $ > > $ Details: win2000, Java JDK 1.3.0.02, xindice version 1.0 $ > > $ $ > > $ At first I had Xindice installed in a directory $ c:\ApacheXML but even $ > > $ moving this directory to c:\Xindice did not help. I did $ add/change the $ > > $ appropriate envrionment variables as described in the $ installation $ > > $ guide. $ > > $ $ > > $ I'm not a java programmer but I added "echo" statements to $ > > $ the batchfile $ > > $ so I could find out what went wrong. It showed that it $ starts in the $ > > $ find Xindice_HOME part, it finds the variable, then $ goes to checkJava, $ > > $ where the error occurs. $ > > $ $ > > $ Any help would be greatly appreciated. $ > > $ $ > > $ Thanks in advance, $ > > $ $ > > $ Michiel $ > > $ $ > > $ $ > $
