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Java jar file creation
Name: kindem Date: April 5, 2005 at 03:34:52 Pacific OS: windows xp CPU/Ram: not shure
Comment:
The problem is: I wrote a java application that displays a GUI and do some task I want to run my program from the desktop just with a double click on an icon
I created a jar file with the command jar cmf Manifest.txt MyJar.jar * From the directory which contains
-package called data (contains 4 classes) -Images (many) -manifest called Manifest.txt (Main-class: data/MyClass.main) -and a file file.txt (which the program uses)
The jar file included all the files and images When I run the jar file from another directory the pictures does not appear and file.txt is not accessed
Pleas tell me the mistake I made in creating the jar file or any other way of doing that.
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