In the spec, it says that we need to include the original source and latest source files. Does it suggest that we have to separate them into 2 folders ? Also, please comment on my final packaging : - suncertify (folder containing all the class files and their hierarchy) - documents ( folder containing all the document files and their hierarchy) - source ( folder containing all the source files and their hierarchy) - README.txt - DESIGN_CHOICE.htm - INSTALL.htm when the main jar file is unpacked, I advise to examiner to run the application from the suncertify folder only Karl
Rick Fortier
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I created a jar with: server.jar - just server classes client.jar - just client classes shared.jar - shared with both client and server source.jar - all the source code and java docs original.jar - exactly what they sent me in entirety README.txt - the required file UserDocument.pdf DesignChoices.pdf
Akanimo Udoh
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-About the original and latest source, there's no need to separate them. Just place what you call your 'latest' set of source files in the package. This will include those files you haven't modified at all combined with the latest versions of the one's you've changed. Its better you package your java application as an executable .jar file (see RHE or any other book on how to do this) It's much 'cleaner' and skips all kinds of problems with classpath. Akanimo.