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From: Geoff Bull <geoff@research.canon.com.au>
Subject: Re: JGNAT help puh-leeze
Date: 2000/04/04
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maybe you should take this to the gnat chat list

G wrote:
> 

> after installing the JGNAT over my GNAT,
                             ^^^^
Why did you do that? - I installed it somewhere else.

> I have problems running some
> examples because of an aborted installation of Borland's JBUILDER which
> has inserted itself
> into some of the path operations. 

I don't understand what you are saying here?

> It is not evident in my autoexec.bat
> file... so I can't trial the examples.

Oh so you're using win95/98, always helpful to say so.
Do you mean the JBUILDER install has screwed up your autoexec
and you don't know how to fix it?

>  Any advice ?
Without more information on the problem, nobody can help you.
You could restore your autoexec form a backup.
 
> Also - The JGNAT outputs class files.  Ok, but why is it that after
> compiling the hello.adb file to hello.class that I can't run the class
> file with "java hello" at the command line prompt ?

I tried this out on nt and had no problems.
If you don't say what happened when you tried "java hello"
nobody can do any more than guess at your problem
Here is my guess:
You didn't read the documentation (in particular jgnat-1.0p-README.txt)
you got java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError, right?
Search the doco for CLASSPATH and you will find the solution.

If my guess is wrong, maybe you fouled up the installation?

Cheers
Geoff