When I compile and run my application on my local machine with specs Windows XP sp2, JDK 5u11, I get no error. But when I try to run this application (compiled on Windows XP) on a Linux Debian distro, JDK 5 I get the following error:
Unable to instantiate class load helper class: null
What can I do to get rid of this exception message?
Yes, this isn t really enough info to help, but a simple Google search led me to the source code which explalins it a bit:
Quartz has a "ClassLoadHelper" interface and you can specify the class name of the implementation of this to use. You ve not configured it, or there s an error in creating it. Perhaps it s complaining it doesn t have the name of a class to instantiate.
In any event the code apparently logs a stack trace with this, so you should provide that.
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