Indirectly it is, because it clearly states that in order to run applications against Xindice you have to have these jars in your classpath. And the commandlinetools are just interfaces to javaclasses that connect to the database, eg a client application.
But I agree that it should be better explained somewhere. Øyvind Øyvind Vestavik Øvre Møllenberggt 44b 7014 Trondheim [EMAIL PROTECTED] 41422911 On Wed, 22 May 2002, Michiel Verhoef wrote: > 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 > $ > > $ > $ > > $ > $ > > $ >
