Closed lentaing closed 4 years ago
UPDATE: I found that java.sh was not properly handling the CLASSPATH environment variable. I had to fix it by hard-coding my CLASSPATH into java.sh before the case statements.
I believe the correct CLASSPATH setting would be: CLASSPATH=[xenoCP install directory]/build/install/xenocp/lib/*:.
The directory contains JAR files, so the wildcard character is necessary for Java to properly search.
Hi Andrew,
Thanks for your reply. I've tried the path with the wildcard--but it did not work. My work around, posted above, seemed to have resolved the issue.
I'm not sure why CLASSPATH is not being properly set in java.sh--my best guess is that it could be related to the conda environment I created for the xenoCP dependencies or perhaps is related to how cromwell interacts with conda...I'm not sure.
Regards, Len
Hi,
I'm getting a class not found error when trying to run xenoCP. My current CLASSPATH is set to: CLASSPATH=[xenoCP install directory]/build/install/xenocp/lib:.
Can you help me locate this class? Is my CLASSPATH set correctly?
Regards, Len Taing