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<0> a java file compiles fine on my windows machine..
<0> Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoCl***DefFoundError: MainApp/cl***
<0> thats what happens when a friend tries to compile it on linux/solaris
<0> could it be a problem with the java file or it's an OS problem (ie, wrong cl***path/path) ?
<1> depends. If he's on Linux and not using Sun's JDK then it could be due to that. Otherwise there's no telling; probably an issue of paths and such.
<0> ah alright
<0> cheers
<2> blah
<2> work ****s
<0> i am glad i am still a student
<0> :)
<2> rub it in :P
<0> :P
<2> you doing ok?
<0> yeh, so far:)
<2> brb, gotta feed the bitch
<2> and my dog :P j/k
<0> lol
<3> evenin' everyone
<3> Meddi: sounds more like the friend is trying "java" and p***ing it a filename.
<2> I figured he didn't have jdk_for_linux installed right
<2> but again, i'm on chapter 5... I work a lot ok?
<2> speaking of which, let me crack out the pens and highlighters and jumbo markers, etc. and get started
<0> it worked on linux
<0> but not on solaris :/
<0> oh well, we gave up lol
<2> lol
<2> etc. :P
<3> "java" is for running java apps. you implied that he gets the error when compiling. "java" cannot compile.
<3> and "java" must not be p***ed a filename as the cl*** to run, but a cl*** name.
<4> Medi - that error occurs only when someone types "java MainApp.cl***" ... that's an attempt to run a cl*** (incorrectly) not compile
<2> Right. And I thought, 'well maybe he didn't install it at all
<0> i meant he tried to javac filename
<3> Meddi: the above error cannot be a result of that.
<2> javac MainApp.cl*** works
<0> javac mainapp.java
<4> Meddi - that might be what you meant but not what they did.
<3> Meddi: the above error cannot be the result of "javac MainApp.java".
<3> javadots: define "works".
<2> compiles the cl***?
<2> hehe
<3> javadots: are you trolling?
<2> not cl***, i meant project
<2> no... I'm reading and learning and stuff...
<3> C:\Dokumente und Einstellungen\clackwell\Desktop>javac A.cl***
<3> javac: invalid flag: A.cl***
<3> that is an odd definition of "works".
<0> i used to get the same error when trying to javac file.java
<0> untill i fixed the cl***es
<0> err
<0> the cl***path
<4> Nope. Not that error.
<0> thats why i asked if it was a cl***path/path error
<3> they *are* not getting their commands right, javadots. please do not add to the confusion by pasting incorrect commands in here yourself.
<2> and i told you how meddi... see Clackwell, i'm actually helping here somewhat
<2> ok
<4> That error only arises from an attempt to resolve a cl***name of MainApp.cl*** (since cl*** is a keyword this is an impossible cl***name).
<3> Meddi: and now you know better than suspecting a cl*** path issue, because Talden and i have told you what "java" must be fed with.
<3> (and what your friend probably incorrectly fed it with.)
<0> ok
<4> Meddi - it is a common noob mistake to attempt to run a java application by p***ing the filename rather than the cl***name to "java". That is also the ONLY case where that error will be displayed. So perhaps you should restate what you and your friend are trying to achieve and we can clarify the correct tool (java, javaw, javac, ...) and syntax.
<0> i am still quiet sure that yesterday i was trying to do "javac MainApp.java" and it wasnt working. (MainApp is both the name of the cl*** plus the file)
<4> It may well not have been working. But since we don't have the actual error message that occurred we can't help.
<0> yeh i suppose you are right
<0> i am glad i am not getting it anymore heh
<5> hi
<3> hi
<2> hi
<4> not yet... far too early for that
<5> if i do from an jsp tag forward does this mean all curent param.... will be transmited to the target url ??
<3> no clue, tried it?
<5> no i'm thinking how to do that and cant find
<3> try forwarding.
<5> does this i'm serching about If you want to p*** information to the included resource, use the second syntax:
<5> <jsp:forward page="relativeURL">
<5> ( <jsp:param . . . /> )*
<5> </jsp:include>
<5> ?
<3> kley: no clue.
<5> the only method is to specify each param and value in a hidden input ?
<3> kley: no clue about jsp.
<5> you mean #java not j2ee yeah ?
<5> oh... sorry
<5> if some one asks tell him to search "Using a JSP to Add a Parameter to a Query String" thanks a lot
<2> anybody willing to do some explaining to me?
<2> and not lambast me cause i'm a newbie?
<3> are you trolling, javadots?
<2> please, clackwell, explain what that means to me,
<2> i could honestly be but have no idea
<2> honestly
<3> javadots: ask your question without drama please.
<2> nevermind
<2> geez
<3> so you are not really interested in solving a problem, but are rather looking for some attention and drama? good, then take it elsewhere please. :)
<2> uum... no, I have a question, I figured this would be a place of learning and not communistic towards the answer booth. man, lighten up, i'm not here to cause any trouble, sorry if my humor was such a big problem
<2> communistic marching*
<3> still drama, still whining...
<6> Move along nothing to see here ;)
<2> heh
<2> hey sniffy, that's humor, you might get yelled at, might want to calm it back some
<2> ok, Clackwell, could you explain what import is, please?
<3> javadots: import tells the compiler what cl***es to "see"/"use" in that .java file when compiling it.
<3> !tutindex javadots
<7> javadots: Quickly locate information about your topic of interest in the *big* tutorial index: http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/reallybigindex.html
<2> I read that already javabot... thanks
<3> javadots: if the sun java tutorial does not make sense to you, or contains parts that you don't understand, cross read against another tutorial, like "thinking in java" for example
<3> so you know better, yet you don't act as if you do.
<3> that's very human nature of you. :)
<2> secondly, i was just looking for someone who would be KIND ENOUGH to shed some light on something i'm having trouble with, sorry if that's troublesome
<2> the point in having this chat room alludes me sometimes
<2> Clackwell: yes it is... sorry :P
<3> discussion and programming, not teaching the basics that have been covered in countless books, articles, etc., unless absolutely necessary.
<2> blah
<2> man... this is my first question
<2> ever asked here
<2> ever
<2> and this is what I get?... now can you see why I said in the beginning can someone answer me without biting my head off?
<3> plus help to help yourself. that includes arguing with people for hours instead of spoonfeeding them, so that eventually they'll give up and google for answers instead.
<2> ok, are you ***uming that I haven't cross referenced this before? do you know I'm sitting here with 3 books opened up on this very same topic:? do you really think I dont' know what import is? I only wanted some clarification man... sorry
<2> wow
<3> that aside...i did answer your question.
<3> you have been told what the channel is for. had you made an effort to explain why you of all people deserve the attention and effort to have explained to you some simple java language basics, feedback could have been different.
<2> wtf?!
<2> ok Clackwell
<2> ok
<2> i've learned my lession
<2> Thank you for answering my question
<3> it's hardly ever wrong to state what you have tried. makes people go "<nod> alright, he has invested some effort already, so he isn't a lazy bastard i guess". :)
<3> you are welcome.
<8> anyone use Coldfusion?
<8> i was just reading it over, and I was wondering, how does this restrict its use? (one cannot extend Java cl***es in ColdFusion)
<3> profXavier: coldfusion users hardly ever touch down in irc channels.
<9> they are above irc :P
<3> moin Revenger, everyone
<3> well...they used to come from a completely java unrelated corner, like coldfusion.
<9> Gre aus der Stadt, die es nicht gibt.
<3> bielefeld? :)
<9> jo.
<9> :>
<8> so you cannot inherit in Coldfusion
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