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Can't run my JAI program in client side. Pls Help!!

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I can't get my program run in client side (Win2K). The machine is successfully installed with JAI installation for JRE and JVM. I wrote a .bat file like:
java -Xmx36m package.mainClass.
The error message is
java.land.NoClassDefFoundError: javax/media/jai/JAI
.....
and so on.....
The program work fine on my own machine with JDK1.4 and JAI for JDK.
Does it mean it can't locate the JAI classes in client's JRE?? I don't think I can package all the imported jai classes to the client!!
Does anyone has any suggestion?? Thx for help in advance!
java -Xmx36m package.mainClass.
The error message is
java.land.NoClassDefFoundError: javax/media/jai/JAI
.....
and so on.....
The program work fine on my own machine with JDK1.4 and JAI for JDK.
Does it mean it can't locate the JAI classes in client's JRE?? I don't think I can package all the imported jai classes to the client!!
Does anyone has any suggestion?? Thx for help in advance!
Comments
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"installed" doesn't set the class path (I don't recommend using the system classpath environment variable unless absolutely necessary, may cause a lot of confusion). The specific jai class you are looking for is in jai_core.jar (look at them with the jar command or winzip if you have it). There are other jai classes which may need to be on the classpath - however you set it up (e.g. set classpath, use -cp on the command line, java extensions).
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