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06-22-2004
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java.lang.System when running jar
Hello,
I recieve the following error when trying to run the following command in a ksh. The operating system is AIX5.1. /usr/bin/jar -xvf {filename}.zip Can't find class java.lang.System But when I run it on the command line it unzips the file fine. Does anybody know why this happens, and how to fix it? 
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If you have installed truss (packaged with bos.sysmgt.serv_aid) you can trace through the system calls and possibly see where the error lies. Cheers, Keith
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Thanks for the reply.
I figured out why, the reason is because I had the jar command hard coded in the ksh with /usr/bin/jar. When I use the jar command without the path it works fine. thanks again,
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