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Java & JBuilder are very sticky on case.  Does your file have a capital "H"
in it? If it does, Jbuilder may just "Think" it has a lower case "h". In
that case, use the file/rename feature in JBuilder.  Ensure you type the
.java extension as well, and rebuild it.  It should work after this.


Michael Mitiaguin wrote in message <359C81C1.3D1C930F@digerati.com.au>...
>I created a single passhandles.java file which is extraction from  book
>"Thinking in Java" containing a code :
>
>public class PassHandles {
>static void f(PassHandles h) {
>System.out.println("h inside f(): " + h);
>}
>public static void main(String[] args) {
>PassHandles p = new PassHandles();
>System.out.println("p inside main(): " + p);
>f(p);
>}
>} ///:~
>
>It was created outside Jbuilder environment.
>I opened this file in Opened tab and Make successfully created
>passhandles.class file in myclasses subdirectory.
>
>But when I try to run it  the execution log showed  the classname for
>javaw  is
>Passhandles other than PassHandles which results in error
>"Can't find class Passhandles"
>
>Changing PassHandles to Passhandles in a code eliminates the problem.
>
>But what is a real solution  ?  How can I use simple one file fragments
>for education purposes being in JBuilder IDE ?
>
>
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>Michael Mitiaguin
>Digerati
>Email:  michael@digerati.com.au
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