Tim Moores wrote:By "referencing it" I mean "adding it to the classpath". On your computer you may have it in a directory where it's added to the classpath automatically, but that wouldn't be the case on some other random machine. Since you mention a batch file, I assume that contains a "java" command - its "-cp" switch determines the classpath, and that must contains all classes and jar files.
I know what you meant by referencing, I don't know which file I have to reference though, I've already referenced the jmf, Is there something else I need to reference? If so do you have a download for the jar?
Here is my current batch file:
Thanks for your assistance.