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Subject: jre cannot load class it just loaded
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Dear FreeBSD Java mailing list,
I seem to have a little argument with jre. It keeps telling me that it
cannot load a class file from a jar file, even though it can do so.
It seems related to the CLASSPATH setting, but I'm not sure what the
problem might be.
LikeEver% export CLASSPATH=
LikeEver% jre -cp client.jar games.client.GameClient localhost
Class not found: games.client.GameClient
LikeEver% export
CLASSPATH=/usr/local/jdk1.1.8/lib/classes.zip:/usr/local/swing-1.1.1fcs/swingall.jar
LikeEver% jre -cp client.jar games.client.GameClient localhost
LikeEver%
What's more, if I unset the classpath and look at jre -v I get the
following:
LikeEver% export CLASSPATH=
LikeEver% jre -v -cp client.jar games.client.GameClient localhost
[Loaded java/lang/Thread.class from
/usr/local/jdk1.1.8/lib/classes.zip]
... <snip> ...
[Loaded java/lang/Compiler.class from
/usr/local/jdk1.1.8/lib/classes.zip]
[Loaded games/client/GameClient.class from client.jar]
Class not found: games.client.GameClient
LikeEver%
It loads the class from the jar file, and then turns around and tells
me it's not there. %-)
Is this FreeBSD specific? Is this a bug?
Yours,
Kees Jan
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