Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:
de/axelwernicke/mypod/myPod
I run java version "1.4.2"
Java(TM) 2 Runtime Environment, Standard Edition (build
1.4.2-b28)
Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM (build 1.4.2-b28, mixed mode) on mdk
9.2
I had that same trouble and just resolved it. I run Linux
and I modified the myPod.sh script, there's a reference in
it to "lib/id3libhelliker.jar" but that file doesn't exist
anywhere.
Just be sure every library in this file does exist.
Consequently you might want to run the script file by
yourself with the "-v" option for verbose mode, helps a lot
to find the error and help the developper to debug.
Then I wonder why the myPod.bat file doesn't include a
reference to this missing library. Someone didn't beta-test
this ;-)
P.S. Message to developper : you might want to "chmod +x"
the myPod.sh script so we can run it by default!
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I had that same trouble and just resolved it. I run Linux
and I modified the myPod.sh script, there's a reference in it
to "lib/id3libhelliker.jar" but that file doesn't exist
anywhere.
Just be sure every library in this file does exist.
Consequently you might want to run the script file by
yourself with the "-v" option for verbose mode, helps a lot
to
find the error and help the developper to debug.
Then I wonder why the myPod.bat file doesn't include a
reference to this missing library. Someone didn't beta-test
this
;-)
P.S. Message to developper : you might want to "chmod +x"
the myPod.sh script so we can run it by default!
If you would like to refer to this comment somewhere else in this project, copy and paste the following link:
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I had that same trouble and just resolved it. I run Linux
and I modified the myPod.sh script, there's a reference in
it to "lib/id3libhelliker.jar" but that file doesn't exist
anywhere.
Just be sure every library in this file does exist.
Consequently you might want to run the script file by
yourself with the "-v" option for verbose mode, helps a lot
to find the error and help the developper to debug.
Then I wonder why the myPod.bat file doesn't include a
reference to this missing library. Someone didn't beta-test
this ;-)
P.S. Message to developper : you might want to "chmod +x"
the myPod.sh script so we can run it by default!
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I had that same trouble and just resolved it. I run Linux
and I modified the myPod.sh script, there's a reference in it
to "lib/id3libhelliker.jar" but that file doesn't exist
anywhere.
Just be sure every library in this file does exist.
Consequently you might want to run the script file by
yourself with the "-v" option for verbose mode, helps a lot
to
find the error and help the developper to debug.
Then I wonder why the myPod.bat file doesn't include a
reference to this missing library. Someone didn't beta-test
this
;-)
P.S. Message to developper : you might want to "chmod +x"
the myPod.sh script so we can run it by default!
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user_id=495393
There is an error in myPod.sh. The mypod.jar has an
uppercase P, but the filename is lower case. This matters on
Linux.
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There's a problem with the mypod.bat file in windows XP SP2 with JRE 1.5.0_06.
here's the correct content of mypod.bat to make it work fine:
SET CLASSPATH=./lib/myPod.jar;./lib/kunststoff.jar;./lib/id3libvdheide.jar;./lib/skinlf.jar;./lib/nextlf.jar;
start javaw -cp %CLASSPATH% de.axelwernicke.mypod.myPod
REM java -cp %CLASSPATH% de.axelwernicke.mypod.myPod