Re: problems running java files from IDE(Simplicity for Java).

[Jacobo Myerston]

Thank, Marcus,

but I'm using linux.


"Marcus G. Daniels" wrote:

> >>>>> "JM" == Jacobo Myerston <address@hidden> writes:
>
> JM> if I try to run jheatbugs I get this:
>
> JM> Starting StartHeatbugs...  Exception occurred while executing
> JM> main(String[]): java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: createBegin at
> JM> swarm.Globals.<clinit>(Globals.java:25) at
> JM> StartHeatbugs.main(StartHeatbugs.java:15) at
> JM> java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Native Method)
>
> You need to javaswarm.dll in the PATH.  Typically you'll find it in
> c:\Swarm-2.1.1\bin.   E.g. add
>
> path=c:\Swarm-2.1.1\bin;%path% to your autoexec.bat in Win98 or to
> your local environment in NT or W2k.
>
> JM> I have added swarm.jar to my classpath in IDE, but what about
> JM> kawa.jar; what is that? An the .scm files?
>
> kawa.jar is a Scheme implementation that runs on the JVM.  It isn't required
> unless you want to do generate classes on the fly from HDF5 files.  (An
> obscure thing to do.)
>
> You don't need any .scm files unless your application explicitly wants them.
> (jheatbugs will try to load jheatbugs.scm from the current directory if run
> in batch mode.)
>
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Jacobo Myerston
M.A.in Religious Studies and Greek Philology (Tübingen Universität).
Graduate Student at Centro de Simulación y Modelado (U.L.A).
Mérida Venezuela.




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