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the $CLASSPATH
must include the path list where the jvm must find all your classes.
it usually includes: "." , the root dir where you have you compiled classes,
any jar files for third-party beans and libraries.
uding jdk1.2.x it is not necessary to include the rt.jar in the classpath

bye,
edo.

Frank J. Ramsay <fjramsay@erols.com> wrote in message
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> Ok,
>   This probably qualifies as a newbie questions so let me say this is my
> first attempt at learning java (yes, I _was_ waiting for JBuilder to run
> on Linux to learn it)
> I can put together a simple java application in jbuilder and run it from
> jbuilder, but when I try and run it from the command line (ie 'java
> classname') it fails.  This is the error I get:
> Expception in thead "main" java.lang.NoCladdDefFoundError: jsmbconf
> (wrong name: jsmbconf/jsmbconf)
>         at java.lang.ClassLoader.defineClass0(Native Method)
> (a bunch of lines like that)
>
> Now, is there some enviromental variable I need set?
>
> -fjr