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[Randall R Schulz <rschulz@xxxxxxxxx>]

On Monday 17 March 2008 14:25, Stan Goodman wrote:
> ...
>
> > when you issue your command. Or can you tell me the absolute paths
> > of these two jars (beginning with "/")?
>
> I am in the "genj" directory. The jar files are in a subdirectory
> of "genj" called "lib". Thus I reference e.g. the file "genj.jar"
> as "./lib/genj.jar". I think that is correct.

You could confirm that by entering the command:

% ls -l ./lib/genj.jar ./lib/jhbasic.jar

Ls should find them. But I'd still do what Alexander said and use 
absolute path names in the classpath. And realistically, you should be 
launching this via a script, either one that's included with the 
program or, lacking that, one of your own construction. And if the 
application came with launch scripts, they may perform other necessary 
start-up behavior that's not happening when you go straight to 
launching the Java program.

Is it possible that this application uses native code? If so, you'll 
need a 64-bit version of the shared object libraries that supply it.

Do other Java applications work OK on the same system that fails to 
launch this one?


> --
> Stan Goodman


Randall Schulz
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