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>I installed VisAD ver.2(Java Version) in the Windows98. When I ran >the execution file "java" like "java GoesCollaboration", the error >messages were as follows; > >Exception in thread in "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: >GoesCollaboration >(wrong name: visad/paoloa/GoesCollaboration) > at java.lang.ClassLoader.defineClass0(Native Method) > at .... > at .... > >Could you let me know how to run it? >Thank you very much. Even if your CLASSPATH is set correctly, you have to run: java visad.paoloa.GoesCollaboration for the application to execute, since the GoesCollaboration application belongs to the "visad.paoloa" package. Of course, it would still probably be a good idea to double-check your CLASSPATH to make sure it's right. -Curtis
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