Re: Java on linux

["Jason M. Schindler" <jschindler@bucket440.com>]

Try

javac -cp . Simulator.java

If it works, then you probably just need to add a "." to your CLASSPATH
environment variable so that it includes the working directory.  If
CLASSPATH is defined, java will not look in the working directory unless
told to do so.

-Jason


In addition to the below, you may want to do a printenv to see what
CLASSPATH is currently set to.

> Hi everyone,
>
> I was hoping to run something past all of you.
> I have some Java code which I want to run on my Linux system.
> I have JDK installed and it compiles individual java classes fine.
> The issue is, whenever I attempt to javac the Main file which implements
> all of the other classes written as separate files it says that it can not
> find them.
>
> tdavies@Kimya:~ javac CanAddSocket.java
> tdavies@Kimya:~ javac Simulator.java
> Simulator.java:11: cannot find symbol
> symbol: class CanAddSocket
> public class Simulator extends JFrame implements ActionListener,
> CanAddSocket {
> .
> .
> .
>
> Just wondering if anyone had any input to this matter.
>
> Thanks
> Travis
>
>
>
>
> --
> I know nothing except the fact of my ignorance.
>  --Socrates
>



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