Re: Sorry for bothering you...

[Paul Johnson]

No bother, really.

I don't think I've run Swarm-2.1.1 in a long time, and in even a longer 
time I've not used the JDK you have.  I recall there was some problem 
with the JDK back in the 1.2.2 era and for a long time we were forced to 
run a beta version of JDK 1.3.0 to avoid it. Of course, now that the JDK 
is on version 1.4.0, it doesn't make much sense to bug shoot troubles 
people have with 1.2.2.

The environment information you posted is not the relevant thing. ALl 
the environment is supposed to be controlled by the javaswarm script, 
and if you look in there, you should see the path and that it does have 
swarm in it.  That's supposing you have a good build of swarm and the 
only problem is the environment.

If you build swarm.jar, then you need that to be in your class path.

in my javaswarm from RH7.3 with j2sdk1.4 and Swarm-2002-05-14, I find 
this snip, for example:

if test x$JAVA_CLASSES_INSTALLED_AS = xjar; then
  classpath=".${PS}${swarmclassdir}${PD}swarm${PD}swarm.jar"
else
  classpath=".${PS}${swarmclassdir}"
fi
classpath="$classpath${PS}${swarmclassdir}${PD}swarm${PD}kawa.jar${PS}${JAVACLASSES}${PS}$CLASSPATH"



I also recal that the way to specify the classpath has changed over the 
years, but don't know if it would come up.

Jan Peters wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am still getting this error whenever I try to run a Swarm Java coded 
> program:
>
> Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:
>
> I found that most likely a problem with the CLASSPATH variable. Here is 
> my environment:
>
> bash-2.05a# set


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