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10-21-2002 04:25 AM
10-21-2002 04:25 AM
jar files
Hello:
I have three jar files of a third party program. Whenever I try to execute the program:
java -jar -cp file1.jar:file2.jar:file3.jar file1.jar
I am geeting an error about a class that is missing. If I uncompress the jar file the class is in the location it should be, apart from this if I uncompress the three jar files and execute the next command
java -cp . main_class
the applicacion runs sucessfully. I think the error is in the application itself(PowerChute for HPUX) because I run it in a Windows platform and I get the same error.
Any idea?
I have three jar files of a third party program. Whenever I try to execute the program:
java -jar -cp file1.jar:file2.jar:file3.jar file1.jar
I am geeting an error about a class that is missing. If I uncompress the jar file the class is in the location it should be, apart from this if I uncompress the three jar files and execute the next command
java -cp . main_class
the applicacion runs sucessfully. I think the error is in the application itself(PowerChute for HPUX) because I run it in a Windows platform and I get the same error.
Any idea?
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10-21-2002 04:44 AM
10-21-2002 04:44 AM
Re: jar files
Hello,
if I remember it correctly the APC software required at least JAVA 1.3 which had to be installed first. it installed under
/opt/java1.3 and you may have to make sure to update /etc/PATH in order to point to your latest Java version.
Regards
Bernhard
if I remember it correctly the APC software required at least JAVA 1.3 which had to be installed first. it installed under
/opt/java1.3 and you may have to make sure to update /etc/PATH in order to point to your latest Java version.
Regards
Bernhard
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