Re: javap issue

I can't believe it !
You are right, thank's for the help.
The reason why I said I was using the appropriate class is because i was in fact doing :
/usr/local/j2sdk1.4.1/bin/javap -private -classpath . java/util/TimeZone

Unfortunately, where I got mistaken is that I was using the -classpath option and not bootclasspath option (which made the difference!).

Thank's again for help.

Sebastien Marion



Thomas Hawtin wrote:

You may be falling foul of the way javap looks for classes. It's probably looking at it's own boot classes first. It appears that you can get around with the problem with either:

javap -bootclasspath . java/util/TimeZone

or bizarrely:

javap ./java/util/TimeZone

Tom Hawtin
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