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Sometimes starting a Java application fails with the NoClassDefFoundError? exception being thrown.

The problem is quite rare and the the failed class name is quite random. Just retrying the startup procedure solves it.

I'm seeing it since long. However, it's really hard to reproduce on demand. Once I've got it next time, I will attach the logs.

I've got two computers that have problems. One AMD Quad Core (hasn't worked before either) and the Laptop Sony Vaio Intel Core i3. The latter used to work with Odin 0.8.7 + Java6 b25 and patches applied as it could run GenealogyJ 3. Now both computers show the same behavior, they stall and hang and the VIO output look faulty as parts of the text seem to be missing (Odin 0.8.7 + Java6 b25). The AMD based computer still reboot after a short while unless I use C-A-D and do a Hard kill.

JDownload 0.9xyz as well as JDownload 2.x show both the same behaviour as GenealogyJ.

Please do note that the Java installers for both GenealogyJ and JDownload 2.x work well, just as JDownload 0.9xyz itself work well (though slow) on an old single core machine here.

Side note: Flash GA 0.4.0 is more unstable now, also cause reboots on the Laptop. Flash respond faster, but also cause sound to click like an old radio with push buttons, between each run and also if one tries to jump to another part of a flash clip.

Given this hello.java:

public class hello
{
  public static void main(String args[])
  {
    System.out.println("hello world!");
    for (int i = 0; i < args.length; ++i)
      System.out.println("arg["+i+"]=["+args[i]+"]");
  }
}

and this SH script:

D:/Tools/openjdk6_b27_sdk_os2_ga5-20130217/bin/java.exe -cp . hello "1 2" 3

you get this output if the script is run by bash:

hello world!
arg[0]=[1 2]
arg[1]=[3]

and this output if it's run by ash/dash:

hello world!
arg[0]=[1]
arg[1]=[2]
arg[2]=[3]

Apparently, in the second case spaces are handled incorrectly.