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Thanks, it was the CLASSPATH 
Although all I needed in it are . and /usr/local/jdk1.2.2/libjpda.jar  
As the application gets more complex I'll probably need to add other
things to it.

btw, does anyone know how the license agreement for jb3:foundation and
the GPL/LGPL interact?  If you read license.txt in .../jbuilder30
directory you will see in the section "GENERAL TERMS THAT APPLY TO
COMPILED PROGRAMS AND REDISTRIBUTABLES"
"You may reproduce and distribute, in executable form only, programs
which you create using the Software without additional license or fees,
subject to all of the conditions in this License Agreement"

Am I missing something here?  Or does the license say that you can only
distribute compiled code?  I'm hoping there is something buried
elsewhere in the license, but legalese is not my strong point.

			-fjr


Edoardo Comar wrote:
> 
> 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
> news:38530B29.D1E0AA63@erols.com...
> > 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