Re: NoClassDefFoundError when trying to create a CAFString
Re: NoClassDefFoundError when trying to create a CAFString
- Subject: Re: NoClassDefFoundError when trying to create a CAFString
- From: Scott Ruda <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 18 Jun 2003 23:14:49 -0700
On Wednesday, June 18, 2003, at 06:40 PM, Ilya Maykov
<email@hidden> wrote:
Ok, ignore my last message, I think i got it to work ... however, i
have one more question. Is there a way to set an environmental variable
under OS X so that i don't have to type that -Xbootclasspath thing? Thx
for any hints.
Sorry I missed the fact that you were using the command line only - I
just assumed you were using PB :-0
For deployment, as others have noted, a launcher script is probably the
only way to do it <until> Apple fixes the issue. There are probably
other things you want on the command line anyway that you should be
putting in a startup script, like support for the global menubar, the
name of the app in the the dock etc.
For development on your local machine you could always define a shell
alias to automatically add the -X option. I'm not a shell expert but I
did this and it seems to work:
alias javax "java
-Xbootclasspath/a:/System/Library/Frameworks/JavaVM.framework/Classes/
CoreAudioSupport.jar \!*"
There might be a way to put it into the actual java startup
configuration but I don't know it. There are those ext and endorsed
directories that might work if you copy or ln the CoreAudioSupport.jar
file into it. I know it doesn't work if you just put it in the standard
class path - apparently that is too late in the startup order.
-s
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