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> I am trying to execute a java file(attached), it compiles fine but when I try to run it I get a ClassNotFoundException.

That's pretty much always a CLASSPATH issue.

 From the same window where you get the ClassNotFoundException,
try running org.apache.derby.tools.sysinfo, and paste the output
into an email reply so we can see it.

If sysinfo also gives you a ClassNotFoundException, then:

	$ echo $CLASSPATH

and do 'ls' on each item in the classpath to confirm that each exists.

thanks,

bryan