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Bug
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Resolution: Future Project
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P3
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7, 7u6
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generic, arm
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generic, linux
There is a class with no "main" method and a reference to another, nonexistent class.
When attempting to start JVM using the referencing class as initial:
b37 complains about missing "main" method
b38 complains about missing referenced class
Which behaviour is correct?
When attempting to start JVM using the referencing class as initial:
b37 complains about missing "main" method
b38 complains about missing referenced class
Which behaviour is correct?
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JDK-6823296 (reflect) getDeclaredMethod, getMethod, getDeclaredField, getField cause many classes to be loaded
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JDK-6856415 Enabling java security manager will make programe thrown wrong exception ( main method not found )
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JDK-6968053 (launcher) hide exceptions under certain launcher failures
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JDK-6823296 (reflect) getDeclaredMethod, getMethod, getDeclaredField, getField cause many classes to be loaded
- Open