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Old 10-18-2008, 02:18 PM
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How to run java classes?
Hello everyone How can i run .class file in java?.Is there a tool/utilities in java that can run .class file?. Please help.thanks
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Old 10-18-2008, 05:59 PM
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Run Java ...
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java myClass
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Sounds like you are very new to Java. I suggest reading the Java tutorials:
Tutorials:
The Java™ Tutorials
Specific to getting started
"Hello World!" for Microsoft Windows (The Java™ Tutorials > Getting Started > The "Hello World!" Application)

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Yes seems you don't know anything about Java. So start from the Suns' tutorial. That's the best place to start work on with Java.
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yup i am new to java...thanks for the reply. what i mean is that is there any tool class or utilities class in java class library that can run/view .class file?. for example if i click a jbutton i can view a .class file.. Please help. thanks.
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what do you mean "view" a class file? Also please note that cross-posting can frustrate anyone who tries to help you only to find out later that the same answer was given hours ago in a cross-posted thread. No one likes wasting their time, especially a volunteer. The least you could do would be to provide links in both cross-posts to each other.
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what i mean is running .class files.
viewing the the output of a .class file after compilation.
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sorry for cross post this to find the answer for my question. i deeply need help. Please help.Thanks.
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No, you'll never find the answer to your question, considering that it was handed to you on a silver plate in the first response and you ignored it.

I wish you luck -- you'll need lots of it.

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Ya, people can be really frustrating when you cross-posting your question. So try to be clever more.

Regarding your question, are you trying to find the source code of a class file? I don't think it's a good idea too.

You have to do a lot pal.
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