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[awuh0]

Allright so i have the easyist java program in the world complete...
i compile it run it, and test it. Works fine.

I copy the .java to my laptop, (which has the same SDK set up and path var set), compile compleats fine, run it i get Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: SevenApp

what? it should work fine i copy the .class to my other computer and run it, it works!!! Someone help me i need java to work on my laptop.


if u really wana see the simple prgm source... here it is...

public class SevenApp {
	public static void main(String[] args) {
		for (int i=1; i<100; i++) {
			if ((i % 7) == 0) {
				System.out.println(i);
			}
		}
	}
}

[Dillinger4]

It seems the system classloader is unable to find the .class file to run. What os are you running? How are you running your .class files? IDE, command line?

[awuh0]

Win XP threw command line j2sdk1.4.0_02

[Dillinger4]

Have you done any set-up besides just installing the jdk?

[awuh0]

yeah i also added the path to the enviromental variables

-edit

also installed textpad a nice little editor

[Dillinger4]

Hummmmm.

[awuh0]

it really bugs me because it runs on my desktop but not on my laptop... with the same file hell id be happy if it only ran on my laptop

[Dillinger4]

Right now im running win 98 so im not too sure what the set-up differences are if any.

[awuh0]

the differences are....


... see attached readme.html .. that has been zipped

hehe wopse almost rar'ed it instead

[Dillinger4]

The only difference i can see between 98 and XP is that instead of pulling up the autoexec.bat file you are going to a tab to set the path. Try specifying the path on the command line itself and see what happens. ie C:\ java -classpath C:\Dir; MyProg

[awuh0]

just got the same error after a lot of typeing

x.x well im done trying to get this to work 4 now...... ill prolly try again when i get back home in afew days thanks anyway

[Randy_Bartels]

remove the classpath and see what happens

[awuh0]

funny thing is the other day I did exactly that... and it worked, apparently the sdk install put in its own little path var that didnt point to the sdk stuff... so no i feel stupid lol

mabey ill go crazy and delete things when they dont work.... allready proven the correct meathod once x.x

[Dillinger4]

At least you got it working.