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Laboratory Six Discussion
If you have questions or comments about this laboratory, please post them here.Remember, this conversation should adhere to the Computer Science Department's Honor Code; it is acceptable to conduct high level conversations, but it is not acceptable to share source code! Remember, post your questions here instead of sending them to me via email! GregGreg, having problems using jdepend:
while working on introduction stuff, getting the swingui to work on the sample, it gave us major errors. it told us " Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: jdepend/swingui/JDepend"
our classspath should be correct, and we did change the permissions on it, using the instructions given on the clarkware.com webpage on JDepend. we asked Rich Geary and he did not know either.
please help!!!!!!
we are having even more problems, now i can't access java, and it is in my path
Deb Wright Joe Zumpella
We are getting the same error when we try to run the swingui as well. It also gives us an error when we try to assign it to the classpath given on the webpage:
Bad : modifier in $ (J)
We tried to use a regular type of classpath declarations and it worked, but we still can not run the swingui.
Brian McAlister Dan Fiedler
Trying again...
Set the classpath with the following:
setenv CLASSPATH=/home/mcalister/JDEPEND/lib/jdepend.jar:{$CLASSPATH]
It said that was ok.
We tried running it with the following:
java jdepend.swingui.JDepend JDEPEND/sample
But this does not work. We get a no main found error.
We can't get JDepend to run and no one in the lab has any idea why. We cannot progress further without the ability to use JDepend.
Brian McAlister Dan Fiedler
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