Re: Swing runtime problems / Java installation problems

From:
"Andrew Thompson" <u32984@uwe>
Newsgroups:
comp.lang.java.help
Date:
Fri, 21 Sep 2007 06:04:35 GMT
Message-ID:
<7888f7e6593f7@uwe>
Johnny Danger wrote:

Hello all. I have a very simple problem. I am seeking to develop
java apps on mepis linux (ver. 3.4-3). I have installed jdk 1.6.0 and
i am having runtime error problems.

...

package start;

...

Aesotericon@5[HelloWorldSwing]$ /home/Aesotericon/Documents/jdk1.6.0/
bin/java HelloWorldSwing


The fully qualified name of this class is 'start.HelloWorldSwing'.

Perhaps you might run it using
...java start.HellowWorldSwing

OTOH - I guess then you will be getting a 'wrong package'
or similar error.

As an initial test, I would recommend commenting out
or removing the package statement, then recompiling it
and trying again with.
...java HelloWorldSwing

Then you might (later) figure how to compile and run
packaged code.
...

As you all see, I have tried several methods of running the program,
but it will not work. I feel like a simpleton, but does anyone have
any suggestions? It seems that java is having a hard time finding
my .class file. I dunno...


For best help, it is advisable to use the more
common forms of expressions (no 'slang').
Note that *many* of the people who contribute
to these forums speak Engilsh as a Second
(3rd.. etc.) Language, and might not recognise
'dunno' as 'do not know'. Also, many of us who
*do* speak English as a native tongue, simply
don't like seeing such abbreviations.

That being said, I myself occasionally use slang
words, but usually only in replies to people whom
I am confident would understand what I mean.

(Oh, and the word 'I' should always be Upper Case
in English - *always*.)

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Andrew Thompson
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