Re: Netbeans JAR file execution from command line
- From: Lion-O <nosp@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 26 Oct 2006 18:09:01 -0000
How can I prevent a compatibility problem? I like to send people JAR
files to execute, and don't want them to have to have netbeans
installed and certainly don't want them to have to copy files from
netbeans to java class path.
Which NB version?
Normally NetBeans will put the compiled jar and all libraries it might
need in the 'dist' subdirectory of your projects home. Extra libraries
are stored in the dist/lib subdirectory. Also refer to the 'README.TXT'
file which explains as much.
The manifest file in the jar defines a classpath which includes optional
jar files in the lib subdirectory.
If those files aren't there then I wonder if your project has been
properly setup.
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Groetjes, Peter
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