I'm stumped

[wtd]

My program compiles fine, but I get:

code:

Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: Test

When I run it, and I can't see any of the usual causes of this problem.

Java:

public class Test {    public static void main(String[] args) {       String[] testArray = {"hello", " ", "world"};       System.out.println(concat(testArray));    }    static String concat(String[] arr) {           return Fold.foldLeft(arr, "", new Function<String, String>() {              public String apply(String a, String b) {                 return a + b;              }       });    } } interface Function<I, O> {    public O apply(O a, I b); } class Fold {    public static <I, O> O foldLeft(I[] arr, O initialValue, Function<I, O> func) {       for (I x : arr)          initialValue = func.apply(initialValue, x);       return initialValue;    } }

[beard0]

Err... compiles and runs fine for me. jdk1.5.0_05 & jre1.5.0_05

[MysticVegeta]

oh I get the same error, maybe I need to upgrade mine to jdk1.5

[wtd]

beard0 wrote:

Err... compiles and runs fine for me. jdk1.5.0_05 & jre1.5.0_05

Same here.

[Hikaru79]

Works fine here. If you're doing this in Windows, make sure you run it with

code:

java -cp . Test

. The current directory isn't in the classpath by default. You can also set an environment variable to fix this if you don't want to set it every time.

[wtd]

Hikaru79 wrote:

Works fine here. If you're doing this in Windows, make sure you run it with

code:

java -cp . Test

. The current directory isn't in the classpath by default. You can also set an environment variable to fix this if you don't want to set it every time.

Excellent.