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Merge jar files to one jar

 
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hello! everybody.
I want to Merge some jar files to one jar . Is it feasible in j2me?
If feasible, how can I implement?
If unfeasible, can I read the class files form other jars ? and how it's implementation?
Thanks all .
 
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Hi, you can put all the files or jars in one folder and Suppose the folder is on desktop then you can create a single jar using the command:


it will make a single executable jar for you.
 
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lokesh jain wrote:Hi, you can put all the files or jars in one folder and Suppose the folder is on desktop then you can create a single jar using the command:


it will make a single executable jar for you.



Thanks for you answer, but I want to implemnt this on j2me .
 
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I am not pretty sure about it... however webpage link may help you regarding that and one more thing, J2ME supports Jar files.
 
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