myrrdan
December 28th, 2002, 12:10 PM
OK, well you sorta won, I jumped into dos and typed
set classpath=c:\javaapp
and the apps would run, but I still have this problem...
Exercise10_7.java:11: Class Calculate not found.
private Calculate calculate = new Calculate();
Now Calculate.class is a class file that I made up for a simple calculator. This exercise calls for creating a frame for 2 seperate applications to run in. Click calculate button and the Calculate is opened in a seperate frame. Now why is it not seeing my Calculate class?? (it doesn't see the other one either, but if we fix the calculate, we'll fix the other)
I set the classpath to the folder where my examples are, I even set filepath in autoexec to include that folder....
I have no idea why I have to set classpath now either, I never had that problem b4. Now I have to set it every time I want to compile/run my work...
set classpath=c:\javaapp
and the apps would run, but I still have this problem...
Exercise10_7.java:11: Class Calculate not found.
private Calculate calculate = new Calculate();
Now Calculate.class is a class file that I made up for a simple calculator. This exercise calls for creating a frame for 2 seperate applications to run in. Click calculate button and the Calculate is opened in a seperate frame. Now why is it not seeing my Calculate class?? (it doesn't see the other one either, but if we fix the calculate, we'll fix the other)
I set the classpath to the folder where my examples are, I even set filepath in autoexec to include that folder....
I have no idea why I have to set classpath now either, I never had that problem b4. Now I have to set it every time I want to compile/run my work...