Question

I must be doing something stupid, because this seems like such a easy operation. For some reason, I just cannot get this command to work for me. I’ve installed JDK, and I go into the

/bin

folder. I type:

./javap -classpath /home/Matt/workspace/VariablesTestProject/src/ -s VariablesTest.Variable

My actual filepath for the class is

/home/Matt/workspace/VariablesTestProject/src/VariablesTest/Variable.java

The error I get back is:

ERROR:Could not find VariablesTest.Variable

A command like this works however:

./javap -s java.lang.String

These are not the only commands I’ve tried. I’ve literally tried every variation I can think of, and none of them work. My javac and java commands both work fine.

Any suggestions?

Answer 1

Javap works against the .class bytecode. So point the classpath at the VariablesTestProject/out or whatever.