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Classpath problem

Classpath problem

2004-01-10       - By Christoph Schwitter

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So javac automatically adds the destdir to the classpath, but java does
not. Ok so far.

Adding ${classDir to the java classpath does not help. The classpath for
running does not inlcude ${classDir}, but ${classDir} does not contain
the missing class. That class is in the jar file (a jar in
${lib_chsDir}), that is in the classpath (last jar).

Just to be sure, I have tested it. Same result. The problem is that the
classes in a jar file (that seems to be correctly in the classpath) are
not found.



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