Add a JAR as an association to a filetype

I posted this under two different headings last week - which got one answer - and may have helped me reword this remaining question better. My thanks to those who helped last week.
1) I run XP.
2) I have software that runs from a JAR (an editor called Arachnophilia).
3) I would like to:
a) Associate html files with this software, and
b) Permit drag and drop onto this JAR or a shortcut to it.
I got a working answer to 3a. I still need an answer to 3b.
By drag and drop, I mean that I want to be able to drag and drop an HTML file onto the JAR file or a shortcut to it, and have XP understand that that means to open the JAR, run the classes inside, and load the HTML file into them appropriately.

The OP wants a jar file short cut on the screen which, when the OP drags a file, say a text document to the shortcut, it will automatically start the jar file and pass the text file into the java application.
XP allows this with other applications. I am rather certain that previous versions of windows did not allow it. Because of this there is unlikely to be a java specific solution. There might be a simple solution via a registration process in XP but if so it is well hidden. The most likely possibility is that it would probably require a C/C++ executable that used JNI to start the app. The C/C++ app would take care of the actual process of handling the drag and drop to a short cut.

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