Classpath, causing compilation errors?

Subject: Classpath, causing compilation errors?

From: duvandekoker <email@hidden>

Date: Sat, 19 Apr 2008 14:49:00 +0200

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Hi there,

I have a beginners question:

I'm trying to compile and run some basic java programs using my command line, rather than using Xcode. Its when I try and package

my program that I get compilation errors.

Note: I have all my .java files residing within a directory named brainbox, and want to place the relevant class files inside a directory named vzapusers.

javac -d ~/brainbox/myclassfiles/vzapusers Program1.java

This step works, and moves my class files to the correct directory. Although, now I don't exactly know how to run the program?

I have been trying a variation of:

java Program1 // This gives me Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError

Perhaps its because I have packaged my program like so..

package games.programA;

Where have I gone wrong? and I don't really want to override my default classpath. Is there a way that I could just manipulate the JVM to allow me to run this file without

changing my environment variables?

This is probably such a simple issue? Any help would be much appreciated!!

Kind Regards

duvandekoker

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