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Alfredo D wrote:

> thanks for the answer
> 
> i double checked the config in tools-configure JDK. the path to tools.jar
> was /usr/lib/jdk.1.4.2_01/lib/tools.jar and is located in first place in
> the list.
> 
> the jdk.config has the following relevant parameters:
> 
> javapath /usr/lib/jdk-1.4.2_01/bin/java
> addpath /usr/lib/jdk-1.4.2._01/lib/tools.jar
> 
> the system variable PATH has the /usr/lib/jdk-1.4.2_01/lib path too.
> 
> but.... the error remains.
> 
> i don't know what else can i do......!!!
> 
> any idea, please????
> 
> 
> "pNichols" <paul@computer-logic.net> escribi� en el mensaje
> news:3ff7ab49@newsgroups.borland.com...
>> Alfredo D wrote:
>>
>> > Excuse my english.
>> >
>> > Well, i installed the jbuilder9 over mdk 9.2 and everything runs fine,
> but
>> > when i try to run the WelcomeApp the compilation stops with this 2
>> > messages:
>> >
>> > "WelcomeApp.java": Error irrecuperable: no se encuentra el paquete
>> > java.lang en la via de acceso a clases ni en la via de acceso a clases
> de
>> > inicio"
>> >
>> > "WelcomeFrame.java": Error irrecuperable: no se encuentra el paquete
>> > java.lang en la via de acceso a clases ni en la via de acceso a clases
> de
>> > inicio
>> >
>> > in english could be something like:
>> >
>> > unrecoverable error: java.lang not found in the classpath neither start
>> > classpath.
>> >
>> > i configure the jdk in tools adding the 2 sdk's: mandrake and jbuilder
> and
>> > only each of them but the error remains.
>> >
>> > Any idea? thanks
>>
>> When you configured the Macdrake JDK, did you make sure you use a link to
>> the SDK? Sounds like your JDK config is not fnding the tools.jar file
>>

Look at your JDK configs from the Tools Configure JDKs. Make sure it points
to a correct path for the JDK.

Next, look at your Project/Properties settings. Which JDK is the project
attempting to use?

Usually the /usr/lib/java and /usr/lib/java2 are simply symbolic links to
the actual JDKs. In Konqueror, highlight these diretories and select
properties. Now see if they are pointing to a valid JDK path.

DO NOT USE THESE SYMBOLIC LINKS to define your JDK in JBuilder. Use the
actual folder locations for the JDK. These will nromally be in
/usr/java/<j2SDKVersion>.