General :: Cannot Compile Java Program In SUSE 11.1 Using Javac
Jun 17, 2010
i just grabed a book and wrote a program and tried to compile it using 'javac' and everytime i'm getting this error:
javac Example.java
/usr/lib64/gcc/x86_64-suse-linux/4.3/../../../../lib64/crt1.o: In function `_start':
/usr/src/packages/BUILD/glibc-2.9/csu/../sysdeps/x86_64/elf/start.S:109: undefined reference to `main'
I have used a new header file named curses.h in my program.when i try to compile my program it shows me the following error "No such path or directory".What may be the problem?A part of the program is shown below
I have made two source files named as sum.c and average.cI have included sum.c in average.c both files in Documents directory.when i compile average.ot followingerror"average.c:4:22: fatal error: sum.c: No such file or directorycompilation terminated.How to solve this issue?I have tried to copy sum.c to usrinclude folder but unable to copy
I have a jsp code. After executing that code, a Java program should be executed without refreshing the page. that is, my first page is a login page which is in jsp. After logging in the next page must be displayed which is a Java code. is that possible? Can we use applet for that?
I would like to modify my init.gz and add udp-sender to this image. After copying the program compiled on my system to init image I have error when I try run udp-sender: udp-sender not found When I checked ldd I saw that the some libraries are missing. I copied them from my system but still got the same error. how can I compile program for my init.gz?
I want to compile a program with the source I already have but I have to add an option. When I run the command ./autogen.sh the terminal returns aclocal not found. Is it a package or something i have to install?
I have a program consists of header files, .cpp, .c, a Makefile and need to include the problem instances file (.tim).May i know how to compile and run them? From google, i have heard bout the command make.
I just got linux yesterday, ubuntu 9.1, with the wubi installer. I have no previous knowledge of linux and I am having a very hard time working out how to install or run any programs, at the moment I'm trying to get java to work.
I want to execute Linux commands using a Java program. I came to know that we can use Runtime.getRuntime().exec("commands") to execute the commands through the program. I'm new to both Linux and Java.
So this picture will explain [URL].. So after i typejj java -jar RSBot-257.jar it should have to come ijj up.It doesent show any errors but doesent start.What to do?
I am facing problems to restart PADS(Passive asset detection system) from java program.I used the root as a user. So from the command prompt I can start PADS with out sudo ,but when I try to start PADS from the my java program i.e.
Process proc=Runtime.getRuntime().exec("pads restart");
It throws the error in log that FATAL error ! you not root and permission denied.
Then I tried the same with sudo
Process proc=Runtime.getRuntime().exec("sudo pads restart";
Here it create another two process extra 1 for stop the pads 2) for start the pads
It does not kill the previous process of PADS .and both the process get hung.
It looks like the library is found (no error anyway) but the functions in it are not seen. Text at the beginning of libparapin.a includes function names as used in the test program, and parapin.h declares them.
I'm trying to compile JGR, rJava, etc. for use w/ my updated R. My configuration of Ubuntu (9.10 Karmic, kernel 2.6.31-22-generic) and R (version 2.11.1; from lib.stat.cmu.edu source) shouldn't be terribly unusual. But, all my efforts to compile Java programs for R fail, possibly because of something in my Ubuntu configuration of Java.First, I ran: R CMD javareconf. The output from that tells me that "JAVA_HOME is not a valid path, ignoring" and the cpp flags are set to nothing. The javareconf fills most of the variables with references to openjdk. JAVA_HOME, as far as I can tell, points to a properly installed copy of Sun Java. When I run update.packages(checkBuilt=T) with this, it unsurprisingly tells me that "One or more Java configuration variables are not set" and all of my Java based programs fail to compile.
I've tried switching the default Java to the Sun version using "sudo update-alternatives --config java". Now, javareconf fills in the cpp flag and variables point to the Sun version, though I still get the error msg that JAVA_HOME is not a valid path (though javareconf sets the home path to: /usr/lib/jvm/java-6-sun-1.6.0.20/jre). When I try to compile rJava, I get the error: rJava, "JNI types differ from the native type."Does anyone have any thoughts on how to fix this? Alternatively, is there somewhere I can report these problems so they might get fixed in future versions?I suspect I can't be the only person having these problems.
For the analysis of wireless mobile nodes simulations, I have downloaded Jtrana from [URL] This is a java based project but I do not know what steps I am supposed to follow to use it for my trace analysis. In fact I know how to compile a .java file, but jtrana is a complete GUI software.So I want to know to how to install it under fedora.