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..)
I have only ever seen swingall.jar distributed for use
with JRE 1.1*. That would make it a version 1.1 Swing
implementation. My concern with it being in the
BOOTCLASSPATH at all is that it could wind up being used
in place of the version of Swing in the JRE. That could
be a disaster.
Since the app bundle is Mac OS X only, it should be safe
to remove swingall.jar. The JRE version of Swing will be
on the BOOTCLASSPATH by default.
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