Re: [Javapathfinder-user] java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError (no peer)

[Shane D. <sha...@ho...>]

Hi Willem,

Thanks for your message.  I did get an error about vm.bootclasspath
prior to this but it looked like it was set correctly in the 
config/properties
files (I think I got past that one before by running from the JPF 
install/home
dir).  I tried again by adding that location to my regular classpath but
got the same error.  I also tried appending and prepending the location
to -Xbootclasspath but there was no change (for the former) and an
internal hot spot error in the latter.  So maybe this is a 1.5 issue.  I'll
try with 1.4.2.  Btw, most of this was from the cmd line but I also tried
with NetBeans (and did read the page on how to set things up but still
couldn't get it working from there either).

Shane.

>It looks to be that your vm.bootclasspath is not set correctly, since it 
>seems that JPF is not finding the peer classes that override some of the 
>Java lib classes. It should point to build/env/jpf. If you are in Eclipse 
>just add this folder to your classpath in the run-script.
>
>BTW, JPF and 1.5 is not best of friends - we will release a 1.5 compatible 
>version in the next week or two. To be on the safe side you might like to 
>use 1.4.