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Hi Charlie, I do not know JBuilder, but this is definitely a CLASSPATH issue. I just tested visad.matrix from the command line, and was able to make it work as follows: First, I saved the JAR file to C:\java\Jama-1.0.1.jar. Then I did: C:\java> set CLASSPATH=%CLASSPATH%;C:\java\Jama-1.0.1.jar C:\java> java visad.matrix.JamaMatrix And the program outputs some results. Basically, you need to make sure Jama-1.0.1.jar is in your CLASSPATH somehow (there is probably a way to configure the CLASSPATH from within JBuilder), and it should "just work." Good luck, -Curtis At 03:37 PM 7/14/2004, Charlie wrote: >Thanks, Curtis. > >Even after the installation of Jama package, the test code still >failed. Can you >help check whether my procedure(in window NT 2000) to set up Jama >package is correct? > >1. Put Jama-1.0.1.jar file in one directory >2. Go to (JBuilder) tools-configure libraries... to configure Jama library >3. import Jama.* in test code which only constructs a matrix > >This way works for other package like VisAD, but fails for Jama. If my >procedure is wrong, can you explain how to correct configure Jama >package in Window NT 2000? > >Really appreciate your help. > >-Charlie
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