Can't create a true ADF Libray JAR FIle

I created a Model project. Then created an ADF Library JAR File Deployment Project to deploy the jar to the file system.
I then, created a separate project and tried to add the export jar file to it via a File System connection in the Resource Palette.
But, when I right click on the jar file in the Resource Palette, I only see 2 options, "Open" and "Advanced Search".
I expected to have an option to add the jar to the selected project.
Now, I am able to add the jar to the Project if I go to the projects properites, then add the jar via the "Libraries and Classpath".
Note that even the icon for the jar is different than those from other System Jar files (the bookshelf/library icon).
The icon I see for my jar is hard to identify, sort of like a torch.
So, what is going on?
I have double and triple checked that my deployment profile is for an "ADF Library JAR File".
I have deleted the default deployment profile and create a brand new one.
Still, the same issue.
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance.

When you say you see the XML files for the EOs & VOs do you mean in the resource palette? Never mind, let's take a step back.
Via the following link this is what you should see for a Model project ADF Library JAR that contains EO/VOs etc:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/12154176/pic01.png
If you were to right click on the JAR this is what options you should see:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/12154176/pic02.png
I'd suggest you're still doing something wrong when you create the ADF Library JAR. To assist you via this link:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/12154176/Model.zip
...you'll find a previous workspace/project I've setup. If you right click on the Model project look to the Deployment options you'll see an ADF Library deployment profile called "Model_Model_adflib". If you exit out of the preferences, right click Deploy -> select Model_Model_adflib, the appropriate ADF Lib JAR will be created under Model/Model/deploy. Returning to JDev and the Resource Palette, add a file system connection to this deploy directory, then you should see what I see above.
Let us know how you go.
CM.

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From: Glen A. Whitbeck
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From: Wang, Tien [SMTP:[email protected]]
Sent: Friday, September 12, 1997 6:09 PM
To: Glen A. Whitbeck
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Subject: RE: How can I create a page break in a file?
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-----Original Message-----
From: Wang, Tien [SMTP:[email protected]]
Sent: Friday, September 12, 1997 6:09 PM
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Cc: forte-users; owner-forte-users
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It is akin to a girl coming to my office hours and saying "I have my mechanics final exam tomorrow, but I didn't study all semester because I'm a girl and math is too haaaaard"
Honestly, I would try to help the girl as much as I could, not because she's a girl, but because it is part of my duty, my responsibility, to help students.
But before I could do it, I would have to count to ten a few times to get my temper under control.
jen

How can I make my source code with jar file?

I use JDK1.6.0. I can open a class file from rt.jar and get its source code. Does this because open source JDK? I wander how I can make my jar file with source code.

CeciNEstPasUnProgrammeur wrote:
youhaodiyi wrote:
But why I can read source code from rt.jar? I found there are only class files in it.I say it's highly likely that you can't and your IDE's settings rather automatically refer to the src.zip file in the JDK's directory.I see. That's true. I use eclipse as the source code reader. It may refer to the source code zip file automatically.
Thanks all.

How can I create a link to download a file in Captivate?

So, in my Captivate file, I want people to be able to download an XML file to their machine. If I create a hyperlink to "open a file", then when a user clicks on it, captivate attempts to open the xml file in a browser window instead of downloading it. I can't figure out how to use the download attribute for an href in captivate and I'm not sure if javascript to do this would execute properfly. Anybody know the best way to accomplish a force download of a file from a captivate presentation (Captivate 6)?
TIA.

If you want to really do this so that it is consistent for all browsers, you'll need to implement this at the server level. I did this with the Dynamic PDF Export Widget. Typically, a PDF will be displayed in the browser, but I added the ability to download it instead. It does require a PHP file (or some other server side script). In the PHP file, you'll want to set the response header for Content-Disposition to "attachment"... that's the key.
The elbow grease part has to do with managing how the browser handles the link. You'll want the Captivate hyperlink to open a new window so that the student does not navigate away from your course in the current window. But since you are opening a PHP file, you can inject javascript into the document of the new window/tab to close itself. The download will still continue eventhough the window/tab was programmatically closed. However, most modern browsers will automatically close the window/tab for you when downloading a file. If you want to see an example of a PHP file that implements this, go ahead and download the trial version of the Dynamic PDF Export widget. You'll see the create.php file in the zip package.
http://captivatedev.com/2012/07/25/adobe-captivate-6-x-widget-dynamic-pdf-export/
If you want to go simple as TLC Media Design suggested, just zip it and let your students unzip the xml file, or just rename the xml file with a .zip extension and tell them to rename the file back to .xml after downloading.

Can't create a true ADF Libray JAR FIle

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