Re: Setting everything up

JSwat does not read the environment variables for a couple of reasons, 
a) reading them was deprecated until recently, and b) the CLASSPATH 
value is likely to be the one used to start JSwat. What's more, many 
large projects do not use a single classpath value for the entire 
application (e.g. NetBeans, any application server), so the variable is 
not likely to be set at all.

Anyway, in cases of "I've set stuff but nothing works" I have to ask the 
usual questions:

1. What exactly have you set?
2. Where is the source code?
3. Where are the .class files?
4. Which class cannot be found?
5. What exactly are the error messages?

JSwat should not need any more information than you have already 
provided, but it needs to have the correct values.

n


Tobbe Lundberg wrote:
> Hi again
> 
> So JSwat doesn't use the environment variable CLASSPATH?
> I added what I have in CLASSPATH to the Classpath option in JSwat, and
> I also added the directory where I have to sourcefiles and .class
> files to the program I want to debug. But I still get ClassNotFound.
> What more does it need?
> 
> Regards
> //Tobbe