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From: Caoilte O'Connor <lists@caoilte.org>
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Subject: Re: java task and classpath problem
Date: Tue, 11 Nov 2003 16:11:43 +0100
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aaah.
i have it.
it was my fault, and -debug should have revealed the problem 
to me.

another package was missing, and I wrongly assumed not 
forking would generate the same error message as forking. i 
knew it would be something stupidly simple like that.

I put the missing package in the classpath and now its 
happy. 

thanks for forcing me back to the -debug trace. 

c

> No, but it will tell you/us which class is loaded via
> which classloader - as it is far more likely a
> classloader than a classpath issue.


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