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Thanks for the advice Joi,

Well, I worked it out - I deleted the classes directory and rebuilt the
project - which didn't work.

Finally I opened the project file itself - TextEditor.jpx..  and in there I
found:

  <property category="runtime.0" name="application.class"
value="texteditor.TextEditClass" />
and these:
  <file path="src/texteditor/closeFile.gif" />
  <file path="src/texteditor/help.gif" />
  <file path="src/texteditor/openFile.gif" />
  <file path="src/texteditor/TextEditClass.java" />
  <file path="src/texteditor/TextEditFrame.java" />
  <file path="src/texteditor/TextEditFrame_AboutBox.java" />

I am not sure why they were there - I had changed every path I could see in
Project Settings..

Anyway, once I edited these lines I could run my program again!

Rob



"Joi Ellis [TeamB]" <joi@aravox.com> wrote in message news:3bb1dd28_2@dnews...
> Rob <"relaxedrob@optushome.com.au"> wrote:
> > Hi Joi!
>
> >> > C:\jdk1.3.0_02\bin\javaw -classpath "<snip>"  texteditor.TextEditClass
> >> > java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: texteditor/TextEditClass (wrong name:
> >> > TextEditor/TextEditClass)
> >>
> >> You have to rename the folder the files are in to match the renaming you
> >> did in the package statements.  Java is case sensitive.
>
> > This is the first thing I did! Firstly I changed the directory name from
> > texteditor to TextEditor through Windows Explorer. Secondly I opened the
> > JBuilder project file and did a find-and-replace, changing all instances of
> > "texteditor" with "TextEditor".
>
> > Note that the error message I quoted above would seem to reflect that: it
found
> > "TextEditor/TextEditClass" but was looking for "texteditor/TextEditClass" -
I
> > believe there is a project setting or something similar that I also need to
> > change.
>
> I don't think anything in the project references specific packages.
> The classes path presently contains classes leftover from the original naming,
> and the dependency tree does as well.  I'd delete the entire classes folder
> and everything below it, then rebuild the project.
>
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