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Re: Jar Bundler and bootclasspath

Subject: Re: Jar Bundler and bootclasspath
From: Moises Lejter <email@hidden>
Date: Fri, 14 Oct 2005 12:43:33 -0400
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Greg Guerin wrote:

Andrew Hart wrote:

I'm trying to bundle up an application that requires some specific classes be in the boot class path. ...snip... I have the jar files in the Contents/Resources/Java directory: vbjorb.jar, vbjapp.jar, and swingall.jar.
Why do you need swingall.jar?  Mac OS X already has Swing.

If it is an old enough app, it could still be using the JDK1.1 swing implementation... (though I don't imagine it would make a difference, if this JAR were to be placed in the regular classpath, as there are no name conflicts between Swing 1.1 and later..)

Moises

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