I\'ve tried both the example in Oracle\'s Java Tutorials. They both compile fine, but at run-time, both come up with this error:
Exception in thread \"main\"
I'd like to correct the perspective of others on NoClassDefFoundError
.
NoClassDefFoundError
can occur for multiple reasons like
In the original question, it was the first case which can be corrected by setting CLASSPATH to the referenced classes jar file or to its package folder.
What it means by saying "available in compile time"?
What it means by saying "not available at compile time"?