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2 total messages Started by Luke Vanderfluit Sun, 13 Aug 2000 00:00

Author: Luke Vanderfluit
Date: Sun, 13 Aug 2000 00:00

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Hi,

I have Sun SDK 1.3 installed on Redhat linux 6.1
I am trying to run an application (MagicdrawUML). When I run it
javax.swing.Jframe isn't found.
Can anyone tell me if the javax.swing package is included in the j2SDK13
that I have?
Perhaps I need to add some obscure entry to the CLASSPATH but I don't
know which one.
I've tried running another executable class that uses a javax.swing
class, and it also spat the dummy,
Any suggestions?

Thanks,

L

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Luke Vanderfluit
Phone 61 8 8556 6112
Mobile 0407 854 349
Aldinga Beach, South Australia

Re: javax.swing.Jframe

Author: Helge Dinse
Date: Mon, 21 Aug 2000 00:22

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Luke Vanderfluit wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I have Sun SDK 1.3 installed on Redhat linux 6.1
> I am trying to run an application (MagicdrawUML). When I run it
> javax.swing.Jframe isn't found.
> Can anyone tell me if the javax.swing package is included in the j2SDK13
> that I have?
> Perhaps I need to add some obscure entry to the CLASSPATH but I don't
> know which one.
> I've tried running another executable class that uses a javax.swing
> class, and it also spat the dummy,
> Any suggestions?
>
> Thanks,
>
> L
>
> --
> Luke Vanderfluit
> Phone 61 8 8556 6112
> Mobile 0407 854 349
> Aldinga Beach, South Australia

Enter the obscure path to your jre/lib/rt.jar to the CLASSPATH.That'll help

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