Hello Everyone...

I have got one HP Ux server. Full info is as follows

HP-UX ishesl B.11.11 U 9000/800 1194414656 unlimited-user license

I tried running some java based GUI tool but it gave this error java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError

it means that java run time is not installed on the machine. So i tried searching for java run time on HP website. But in list of servers on Hp website, there are given a number of servers in 9000/800 series, I am not able to understand which one to go for. Can somebody give me the link to a website from where I can download this.

Thanks in advance
Sidhu

HI


first try to get total information of your system configuration, since HP has different versions of hardware and software , so system manaul may help u in this regard

Are you sure that java isn't installed? Make sure using 'swlist -l product | grep -i java'. A class not being found does not mean that java isn't installed. In fact, I'd say that java is installed and that is why you are getting that error (its coming from java itself).

Make sure that the CLASSPATH is properly set and go through your application's config files.

Hi
after running this command this is what i got
PHKL_32927 1.0 PA-8800 Fix Java (64-bit JVM) process hang

From this what I can figure out is that JRE is not there on the machine.
any further clues ?

Thanks
Sidhu

It just says that it is a patch for java. Doesnt say that there is no java installed. So, if a patch is installed, then java should be there on the system. Try listing processes and grep for java and see if it running.

This link says, to use the above given command only if the software is installed using swinstall.

Like blowtorch was saying check your classpath. Here is something I found when I googled on the error - link.

Correct assumption, this is a JVM error.

There are two possible reasons for this error.
1. As aready stated, the CLASSPATH is incorrect.
2. The main class is incorrectly specified.

Consider this example:
My class is called MainClass, and is in package com.unix

To invoke the method I run:
not