Adding jar file in my gerareted jar file using netbean 4.0

Hi,
I write an application de process XML file using JDOM. I add the JDom package jar file to my project and everything work fine. But when I generate, my project jar file using netbean 4.0, my generated jar, is not working with the XML files anymore. Everything seems like it didn't include the JDOM jar file?
Thanks for any help to fix the problem.

I find that you can not use command-line such as java -classpath add classpath
it can not work, I use netBeans4.0 i don't whether because of netbeans or java itself.
you can add classpath in jar's Manifest.mf file
Manifest-Version: 1.0
Ant-Version: Apache Ant 1.6.2
Created-By: 1.5.0_01-b08 (Sun Microsystems Inc.)
Main-Class: chat.Main
// add this line
Class-Path: dir\*.jar //(jar file name)
X-COMMENT: Main-Class will be added automatically by build

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</jnlp>Edited by: 76jsr on Aug 7, 2008 3:45 PM
Edited by: 76jsr on Aug 7, 2008 3:49 PM

>
I am extremely thankful to you and finally my first little app is working thanks to you,
here is it's link
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XI libraries for development - Process Integration - SCN Wiki
Where to get the libraries for XI development - Process Integration - SCN Wiki
It also looks like for newer versions, you might not need to manually get and add those JAR files into your NWDS project - please refer to the first comment on the blog below. I have not tried it personally as I'm not using the latest NWDS, but you can try that first, and if it does not work, then go get them manually.
PI 7.4 - Adapter Module Creation using EJB 3.0
Do note that you should be using the JAR files that is corresponding to your PI server version.
As for your third question, that does not apply to you. XLS is the older non-XML format, and therefore cannot be read by XLST since it is in binary format.
Rgds
Eng Swee

How to use schema files stored in a jar file

I am in a great trouble in accessing the schema files in the jar file. I have to validate my xml files against those schema files while parsing the xml file. I am unable to get the path of the schema files.
I am getting the path as
E:/ConfigUtility/schemas.jar!/Schema.xsd
which is not a valid path name for windows. Plese help me and send me some code how to access a schema file that is in the jar file.
thanks and regards,
Krishna.

Run the program from command line, this way you will see the errors, if any.
example.: java -jar theJarfile.jar
I was successful in creating a comm application. I placed the win32com.dll in the same directory of my application jar file and all worked.
I also extracted the comm.jar , and jar'd my app with the extracted comm files to make one jar.
I also had a fileWriter() to get the clients jre path and my app would write the javax.properties file to the correct place.
It took me severel weeks and late nights to accomplish this, but it was all necessary to be able to install only my app, and not a bunch of api's that were needed.

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