please help me, before we formatted the computer, the java was working good , but after we format it, everytime i run a program, it shows a message:
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:
i am working on a windows environment
also my friend has the same problem(after formatting)
any help i would be so thankful...
--this is a program:
public class Stjerner
{
public static void main (String[] args)
{
final int max = 10;
for (int row = 1; row <= max; row++)
{
for (int star = 1; star <= row; star++)
System.out.print ("*");
System.out.println();
}
}
}
> > Runs fine for me.
>
> Its not a problem with his program. OP, re-read
> reply #3.
I read that. But I thought the OP didn't realize that because he posted the code, and since that is not the problem why would he post the code?
So I was letting him know that the code was not the problem.
> i know it runs fine, all programs i run show this
> message, there is nothing wrong with the code... plz
> help?
Presumably you are using a console window to run it.
What is the exact output when you run the following from the console window...
java -version
> >Presumably you are using a console window to run
> it.
>
> .What is the exact output when you run the following
> from the console >window...
>
> >java -version
>
> i don't know what you mean by that?!
Then we are back to you explaining exactly how you are starting the application. You need to fill in the following....
1. Computer is turned on and OS boots.
2. <Fill in here>
....
X. In the <Fill in description of where it is> the following error message <Fill in entire message>
> ok ok, i use
> ctrl+2
In some IDE, I assume (just out of curiosity - why wouldn't you think that when people are repeatedly asking you how you start your program that you might mention the fact that you start it from an IDE?) So somewhere in the preferences/options of your IDE you probably tell it things like your CLASSPATH settings - make sure you add the current directory to that (".")
ok, now we are getting somewhere.
go into textpad and find out what the ctl-2 command actually does.
paste that text into here.
also, go check and see if you have .class files that are created for this project.
they should have the same names as the java files, so you can use find
> ctrl+2 Run java application
That pops a console window. It has a complete message in it which not only says NoClassDefFoundError but also has text after that.
What does the text after that say?
And I would suggest that you stop trying to use TextPad to run it and instead use a real console window which you can find under 'start'->'run' (type 'cmd') in windows.
