java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError

[Jim Bradbury]

Hope someone who knows Java can help me out.
I just downloaded "kmttg" which is a Java based app for downloading TV programs
from my TiVo Roamio.
I've had it working on Ubuntu 15.1 for about a week. Today I decided to upgrade to
Ubuntu 16.4.
Now I get this error. I thought alright, I'll just run "kmttg" on my Fedora
23 box which has Oracle Java 8
running on it. When I try to run kmttg on Fedora 23, I get the same error that I get on
Ubuntu 16.4.

Here's the output I get when I try to run kmttg from the directory that contains kmttg
and kmttg.jar:

./kmttg
Exception: java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError thrown from the UncaughtExceptionHandler in
thread "main"
Shutdown hook executing

Exception: java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError thrown from the UncaughtExceptionHandler in
thread "Thread-0"

Any help is appreciated. Thanks in advance.
-= Jim =-
jbradbury4(a)gmail.com

[gil]

Il 23/04/2016 03:01, Jim Bradbury ha scritto:
>  Hope someone who knows Java can help me out.
>  I just downloaded "kmttg" which is a Java based app for downloading TV programs
> from my TiVo Roamio. 
prebuilt ?
>  I've had it working on Ubuntu 15.1 for about a week. Today I
> decided to upgrade to Ubuntu 16.4.
>  Now I get this error. I thought alright, I'll just run "kmttg" on my Fedora
> 23 box which has Oracle Java 8 
we don't have Oracle JDK. Please, use OpenJDK
>  running on it. When I try to run kmttg on Fedora 23, I get the same
> error that I get on Ubuntu 16.4.
>
>  Here's the output I get when I try to run kmttg from the directory that contains
> kmttg and kmttg.jar:
>
>  ./kmttg
>  Exception: java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError thrown from the UncaughtExceptionHandler in
> thread "main"
>  Shutdown hook executing
>
>  Exception: java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError thrown from the UncaughtExceptionHandler in
> thread "Thread-0" 
more information are needed. e.g the contents of kmttg
launcher
reagrads
.g
>  Any help is appreciated. Thanks in advance.
>  -= Jim =-
>  jbradbury4(a)gmail.com
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[runlevl4]

On 4/22/16 9:01 PM, Jim Bradbury wrote:
>  Hope someone who knows Java can help me out.
>  I just downloaded "kmttg" which is a Java based app for downloading TV programs
> from my TiVo Roamio.
>  I've had it working on Ubuntu 15.1 for about a week. Today I decided to upgrade to
> Ubuntu 16.4.
>  Now I get this error. I thought alright, I'll just run "kmttg" on my Fedora
> 23 box which has Oracle Java 8
>  running on it. When I try to run kmttg on Fedora 23, I get the same error that I get on
> Ubuntu 16.4.
>
>  Here's the output I get when I try to run kmttg from the directory that contains
> kmttg and kmttg.jar:
>
>  ./kmttg
>  Exception: java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError thrown from the UncaughtExceptionHandler in
> thread "main"
>  Shutdown hook executing
>
>  Exception: java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError thrown from the UncaughtExceptionHandler in
> thread "Thread-0"
>
>  Any help is appreciated. Thanks in advance.
>  -= Jim =-
>  jbradbury4(a)gmail.com 
Jim,

There weren't any more details about which class it wasn't able to
locate? The error itself indicates that it's missing something critical
to its operation. If it's not in the kmttg.jar itself then the
application needs to be able to locate it on the classpath. Not knowing
what it's looking for will complicate resolving the dependency. If I've
got some time today I'll try to download the package to see what it does
on my F23 laptop.

- rl4

[runlevl4]

On 4/22/16 9:01 PM, Jim Bradbury wrote:
>  Hope someone who knows Java can help me out.
>  I just downloaded "kmttg" which is a Java based app for downloading TV programs
> from my TiVo Roamio.
>  I've had it working on Ubuntu 15.1 for about a week. Today I decided to upgrade to
> Ubuntu 16.4.
>  Now I get this error. I thought alright, I'll just run "kmttg" on my Fedora
> 23 box which has Oracle Java 8
>  running on it. When I try to run kmttg on Fedora 23, I get the same error that I get on
> Ubuntu 16.4.
>  
Jim, did you ever get this worked out? I just realized it dropped off my
radar. :-/