[Mork]

I have MyEclipse 7 installed on the Mac.

The (Mac O/S default) Java 1.5 JVM is in the build path.

However, when I created a simple file called “EnumTest.java” and entered the following code below, I get a “Exception in thread “main” java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: EnumTest”

To create this file, I created a brand new Java project, then a Java class called EnumTest.java.

The same code on my Windows machine runs fine.

Any ideas why MyEclipse is so confused?

Thanks in advance for a speedy response! 🙂

M

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public class EnumTest
{

/**
* @param args
*/
public static void main(String[] args)
{
System.out.println(“hello”);
}

[Mork]

This issue is CLOSED.

The problem was an imported workspace folder into the Mac file system. For some reason, the Mac MyEclipse was trying to resolve (even with a new project created on the Mac) a combined path (UNIX + WINDOWS).

Not sure why, but as long as I just create new projects in the Workspaces folder, all works OK.

M

[Loyal Water]

Glad the issue is sorted out.

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