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downloading multiple jars through jnlp and packaging third party jars for JWS
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Bhakta Pradhan
Greenhorn
Joined: Nov 26, 2010
Posts: 22
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Hi,
I have developed a swing application and now I have to package it in a jar file so that it'll be used in Java web start using jnlp to launch the UI at client side. However I have used some third party jars.
1.Can anybody let me know the proper way to package them all?
2.Can I package third party jars inside my application jar file?If yes where should I keep them in the jar file so that there won't be any class path issues while launching UI at client side?
3.Do I need to download all the jars(application jar and third party jars) separately?If yes what's the technique to put the third party jars in class path at client side?
What should I mention in JNLP file to download multiple jars(third party jars)?
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Paul Clapham
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Joined: Oct 14, 2005
Posts: 16483
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There isn't any "packaging" to be done, except to put your Swing code into a jar file. Just put one <jar> element in your <resources> section for each of the jars you want to include. It makes no difference whether the jar contains your code or somebody else's code. That's all you have to do.
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Bhakta Pradhan
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Joined: Nov 26, 2010
Posts: 22
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Paul,
Thank for your Reply. I was able to launch a sample application through JWS. I just kept the third pary jars in the same location where I had put my application jar. And I added the jars in<resources> of jnlp file. It worked.
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