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Hey- any advice on a pc max/msp 4.5, where after compiling (a simple class), after removing quickie, the max inspector window shows "Cannot load ______ class". any advice? Thanks

cannot-load-class

Is the compiled class in your class path?

> Hey- any advice on a pc max/msp 4.5, where after compiling (a simple class), after removing quickie, the max inspector window shows "Cannot load ______ class". any advice? Thanks

On 2/14/07, Tom  wrote:
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> Hey- any advice on a pc max/msp 4.5, where after compiling (a simple class), after removing quickie, the max inspector window shows "Cannot load ______ class". any advice? Thanks
>


the class is compiled (as far as i can tell), and i changed the max config file to look in the directory it is compiled into also.

what is the full path name of the directory containing the compiled 

> the class is compiled (as far as i can tell), and i changed the max 

> config file to look in the directory it is compiled into also.

what is the full path name of the directory containing the compiled  
class?
t

>
> the class is compiled (as far as i can tell), and i changed the max  
> config file to look in the directory it is compiled into also.


both in the config file(and on opening max, the inspector windows confirms that it is looking in these directories.

c:/Max/maxjars/ is the directory
along with
c:/Max/maxclasses/
both in the config file(and on opening max, the inspector windows confirms that it is looking in these directories.


at a certain point there were problems loading classes

if there were multibyte characters in the pathname but

this has been taken care of to the best of my knowledge.

are you able to load the example classes?

it could be something stupid like ending or not ending the

pathname with a slash, putting the slashes in 'windows' way

like '' as opposed to '/', not including the 'c:' part.

its hard to say since i have never had this problem and

dont currently have a PC running max/msp.

> both in the config file(and on opening max, the inspector windows 

> confirms that it is looking in these directories.

hmmm.
at a certain point there were problems loading classes
if there were multibyte characters in the pathname but
this has been taken care of to the best of my knowledge.
this definitely isnt your problem.

are you able to load the example classes?
[mxj Flies] for instance?

it could be something stupid like ending or not ending the
pathname with a slash, putting the slashes in 'windows' way
like '' as opposed to '/', not including the 'c:' part.

its hard to say since i have never had this problem and
dont currently have a PC running max/msp.

>
> c:/Max/maxjars/ is the directory
> along with
> c:/Max/maxclasses/
> both in the config file(and on opening max, the inspector windows  
> confirms that it is looking in these directories.


Is your class in a package? Is the file you're using .class or .jar?

> both in the config file(and on opening max, the inspector windows confirms that it is looking in these directories.

Tom wrote:
> c:/Max/maxjars/ is the directory
> along with
> c:/Max/maxclasses/
> both in the config file(and on opening max, the inspector windows confirms that it is looking in these directories.
>


Hmmm....it turns out that there is nothing in th C:/max/maxclasses...and the file is a .class but it does say it compiles correctly...and yes i can open up the flies or other included classes (examples)

C:Program FilesCommon FilesCycling '74javaclasses

I am not sure what you meant by the previous mail

but it seems like if you put your compiled classes in

> C:Program FilesCommon FilesCycling '74javaclasses

I am not sure what you meant by the previous mail
but it seems like if you put your compiled classes in

that you should be able to load them.
topher

>
> C:Program FilesCommon FilesCycling '74javaclasses
>
>  is where i found the compiled classes
>


Cannot load class