So, which class wasn't found? Indexfiles? And should that be IndexFiles?
But check again that the path to the jars is exactly correct. I can't tell
you how many times I've made a typo in something like that...... Often I
resort to making a command file, and cut-n-paste from Windows Explorer
address bar just to be sure, then cut-n-pasting things into an editor to
force myself to do a character-by-character comparison.....
One final note, it's useful to cut-n-paste the errors, since if you re-type
things, you can, say, capitalize incorrectly and not get much useful
back......
Erick
On 2/18/07, Beth Friedmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I am hoping someone can tell me what I am doing wrong. I downloaded the
demo for lucene, 2.1.0. I have put the core and demos jars in my class
path and have confirmed they exist with a set command.
My directory structure is:
c:\documents and users\owner\workspace\lucene
demo\src\demo\org\apache\lucene\demo
The java files including IndexFiles and IndexHTML reside there.
I am a windows user and clearly a very very new newbie, so help is
appreciated.
I choose start, run, cmd.
When I set the class path I typed:
set classpath=c:\documents and users\owner\workspace\lucene
demo\lucene-core-2.1.0.jar;c:\documents and users\owner\workspace\lucene
demo\lucene-demos-2.1.0.jar
This is as I said above what returns when I type set.
Then I type: java org.apache.lucene.demo.Indexfiles docs
get a no classdef Found
I also tried java org.apache.lucene.demo.IndexHTML -create --index
{index-dir} ..
Suggestions are welcome. Please make sure to include what directory I
should be in when I type the commands
Thank you,
Beth Friedmann
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