> "Test" (capitalized), not "test" lowercase. Java is case-sensitive.
Ok, I will give that a try.
> The term is "run," not "rune." Rune means something else. Rune-time
> was (for most of us) a long time ago.
It was a typo I did and realized that I typoed just after I submitted
it. I don't know how I managed an "e" into there...
And to the 2nd poster, I did set the class path as said several times
on Google.
Jeffrey Schwab - 17 Nov 2006 15:38 GMT
>> "Test" (capitalized), not "test" lowercase. Java is case-sensitive.
> Ok, I will give that a try.
As Simon pointed out (and I missed), you'll also need either to remove
the package declaration, or put Test.class in an appropriate
subdirectory and run it with its full name. It will save a fair amount
of heart-ache if you use a lowercase package name, as well, e.g.
"default" instead of "Default."
>> The term is "run," not "rune." Rune means something else. Rune-time
>> was (for most of us) a long time ago.
> It was a typo I did and realized that I typoed just after I submitted
> it. I don't know how I managed an "e" into there...
Been there. I hate it when that happens. :)
Good luck.