Executable jar //double click

These are my problems:
- I'm able to execute the jar file with the line command: java -jar Myfile.jar
but not double cliking on it. Why ? What should I do ?
SOME DOUBTS LESS IMPORTANT:
-I tried the command: jar cmf manifest.txt Myjarfile.jar *.*
Manifest is added to the archive but it doesn't work. Why?
Instead it works if i add it with the command: jar umf manifest.txt Myjarfile.jar
- If I try to insert a manifest.txt file with more than one line happen this strange thing:
With a file like this the command works:
Class-Path: AbsoluteLayout.jar
Main-Class: Mymainclass
With a file like this it doesn't add the second line:
Main-Class: Mymainclass
Class-Path: AbsoluteLayout.jar
Why ?
Thankyou for your help.

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That's excellent advice, changing the connection type, I tried this before, it still gives the same error so I didn't think it had much to do with my problem but what I didn't notice is it gives a more meaningful error stack - see below, compared to my original error stack, i think you're on to something good! So, clearly the password isn't being packaged into the JAR, now I thought this might be happening which is why I added "DeployPassword" in the connections.xml file but that hasn't made a difference. I can see the connections.xml in my JAR if i expand it in the META-INF folder, so I know that's included ok, along with jps-config.xml/adf-config.xml/adfm.xml/cwallet.sso/MANIFEST.MF also in the META-INF folder (inside the JAR)
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----- Level 1: Detail 0 -----
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Making Executable Jar file using java Application

Following Program creates the jar file at specified location. but, I wonder why this file does not execute on double clicking on it, in spite of that the Manifest file contain correct main class file name
//MakJar.java
import java.io.*;
public class MakJar
public static void main(String[] args)throws IOException{
Process p;
String str="D:\\Himesh\\JFiles";
try {
BufferedWriter out = new BufferedWriter(new FileWriter(str+"\\mainClass.txt"));
out.write("Main-Class: TestFrame\n");
out.close();
} catch (IOException e) {
try
p=Runtime.getRuntime().exec("cmd /c D:\\Java6\\jdk1.6.0\\bin\\javac.exe "+str+"\\TestFrame.java");
p=Runtime.getRuntime().exec("cmd /c D:\\Java6\\jdk1.6.0\\bin\\jar cvmf "+str+"\\mainClass.txt "+str+"\\Demo.jar "+str+"\\*.class");
catch(IOException e)
System.err.println("Error on exec() method");
e.printStackTrace();
}

Sir,
On execute the jar using a "java -jar. . ." command. it gives the error--
"Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError : TestFrame"
On Extracting the files from jar file made by the java program,i found that the manifist file ( containing the name of main class) and t the class file are included in the jar file.
But if I make the jar file manually it works perfectly.I have even reinstalled the java but the problem persists
Same thing happen if i use MS-DOS batch file.
??????If i put the batch file in the same directory and execute it The resulting jar file works,But
??????if the batch file is executed from outside the directory The resulting jar file fails execute.
what should i do???

Call objects from query by double click

Hi guys,
one question:in a query when I have my output list is it possible execute a double click on a field and call the object'(example my query goes out some fields ex the fields of number PO and double click and call ME23N and watch the PO),if yes where I parametrize this in query?
thanks in advance
bye

Hi,
the fact is that when i´m in dynpro 101 and want to return to dynpro 100 i have to click two times in button GO_BACK of dynpro 101. This button is controlled in PAI where i have a LEAVE TO SCREEN 0,
The first time i click on button GO_BACK the flow of the program goes to method handle_double_click of dynpro 100 and the second time it does not.
Best Regards.

Double click on JAR file to execute it.... How???

Hello,
I wrote a standalone java application, and im wondering how to put a shortcut on my desktop to run the application without having to go into the command prompt to type "java -jar MyProgram.jar".
I want to be able to just double click on it and have it run. Is there a way to do this?

Here is how I did it:
Just install the JDK/JRE and then make a shortcut to the jar file you want to execute. When you install the jre jar's are registered and all you need do is double click them. I've done this in windows 95, 98, Me, NT, and Win2000.

Double clicking jar executables

Hi everyone
I know that this topic has been discussed before - but I have scanned all discussions, and the problem hasn't been solved yet. There have been some good suggestions, but no definitive solution provided.
I have a jar executable supplied to me by a commercial software company. The application is packaged in a jar file. I have checked that the manifest has the correct Main-Class association in it. I can install the jar on some Win 2000 copmuters and it executes fine by just double clicking on the jar file. On my laptop which also has Win 2000 OS it simply refuses to execute. The very frustrating JVM Launcher error message "Could not find main class. Program will exit." is displayed.
The only way that I have found to get around it is to put a batch file in the same directory as the jar file containing "start /MAX javaw -jar "C:\Program Files\EqWave\eqwave181\eqwave.jar"" and execute this batch file from a shortcut placed on the desktop. Not a very good work-round - but at least it works.
What I can't figure out is why the jar will work when double clicked on some computers, but not on my laptop. Obviously it has something to do with my laptop setup.I have reinstalled the latest jre-1_5_0-windows-i586.exe, but it still won't work.
Please, please, pretty please - what am I doing wrong?????
Cheers
Mike T

On your laptop the file association could be wrong : check if the file association with .jar is "javaw -jar" and not only "javaw".
It looks like the "-jar" option is missing in the command field of your file association...
On my Windows 2000 computer, the file association for .jar is :
"C:\Program Files\Java\j2re1.4.1\bin\javaw.exe" -jar "%1" %*Modify your file association and I bet it will be better.

Issue with .jar file (double clicking)

Hi.
I've been having a problem with a certain .jar file when I attempt to double click it. From my understanding, I was under the impression that when someone double clicks a .jar file, the contents are supposed to execute by itself (kind of like a .exe file, I guess?)
I've been able to successfully create my .jar file and have been able to run it through a command prompt in Windows using the following:
java -jar testjar.jar
However, whenever I try to double click on the testjar in the folder it is located in, a command prompt quickly pops up and goes away. I've been able to tell I'm getting an error, mainly consisting of something along the lines of "Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: ...
I'm not entirely sure what information is needed for support, but I'd be more than happy to provide what is necessary. Thanks in advance!

I've been having a problem with a certain .jar file when I attempt to double click it. From my understanding, I was under the impression that when someone double clicks a .jar file, the contents are supposed to execute by itself (kind of like a .exe file, I guess?) Only if it has a manifest file which specifies the main class
java -jar testjar.jar
However, whenever I try to double click on the testjar in the folder it is located in, a command prompt quickly pops up and goes away. I've been able to tell I'm getting an error, mainly consisting of something along the What does your program do? It's possible that it runs and then closes before you can notice when you double click. It's also possible that the java version that double click is invoking is different from what you're using on the command line.

Running .jar files in linux on double click

Hi,
i needed a solution to run the jar files on double click in linux system.Necessity is mainly because when i run the jar file by java -jar myapp.jar in terminal it works fine .Iam running my app continuosly in system tray(a server kind).But if i close the terminal my app exits.
How to resolve this ?

I am taking a SWAG.....it sounds like your problem is how to run a java app without a terminal window. So as I recall, there is some way in Linux to enter a command and have it execute in a new process. I don't recall the syntax but maybe putting a '&' character in the command line? Anyway, you should be able to use the method and use "javaw" instead of "java" to launch your app. You should be able to do this in a batch file too. Something like, javaw -jar yourjar.jar &

Error opening JAR files with double-click

I have this problem while trying to execute a JAR file by double-clicking in Windows Vista Home: the JAR file never opens and it appears the following in the command line:
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: C:\PATH_TO_FILE\JAR_FILE_NAME/jar
Caused by: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: C:\PATH_TO_FILE\JAR_FILE_NAME.jar
at java.net.URLClassLoader$1.run(Unknown Source)
at java.security.AccessController.doPrivileged(Native Method)
at java.net.URLClassLoader.loadClass(Unknown Source)
at sun.misc.Launcher$AppClassLoader.loadClass(Unknown Source)
at java.lang.ClassLoader.loadClassInternal(Unknown Source)the strange thing is that I have the environmental variable CLASSPATH set to ".;" and while running from the command line as java -jar C:\PATH_TO_FILE\JAR_FILE_NAME.jar I have no problems...
Any idea?? Thanks in advance!

This was getting so frustrating I turned off FileVault and the problem went away. That's too bad, but there it is.

Can't write to file when double-clicking jar...

This issue has me stumped. I have a jar dssetup.jar... The manifest looks like the following...
Manifest-Version: 1.0
Main-Class: DSsetUp
Created-By: 1.3.0_02 (Sun Microsystems Inc.)
I also have a text file that I read and write to(this file is outside the jar):
datasource.txt
If I execute my jar from the command line, I can read and write to the file...no problem. However, if I double click my jar to run it, I can read the text file but cannot write to the text file. Has anyone seen this before?
Thanks

It is true ..
you can not write anything to .jar file directly..
.jar file is not a common file, it is compressed.
the following tool give you some cue.
tool named JavaJar(written by java) can compress and decompress jar,war, ear and.zip...
may download from http://www.qwerks.com/download/4114/JavaJar.zip
the tool is very verygood tool.
but the homepage(www.pivotonic.com) of JavaJar cannot be accessed.
it is funny.
good lucky.

Jar runs from Dos prompt, but not when double clicked.

Hello everyone,
My executable jar file will run fine when called from the Dos prompt like so: java -jar myJarFile.jar
But not when I double click it. I've associated *.jar files with java.exe as suggested here on the forums but all that happens when I double click the jar file is that I get an instance of the Dos prompt that flashes up on the screen and closes immediately. Any help or suggestions would be appreciated, thank you.
This short tutorial I found earlier may be of help to somebody.
http://www.cs.princeton.edu/introcs/85application/jar/jar.html

Yes Carmello, I had associated jar files via folder options in windows explorer with java.exe, now when I have the jars associated with javaw.exe as in the following:
ACTION:
javaw.exe -jar "%1"
APPLICATION USED TO PERFORM ACTION:
javaw.exe "%1"
I get an error dialog with the title string "Java Virtual Machine Launcher" and the error message itself is "Could not find the main class. Program will exit." when I double click on the jar file. As I said in my first post the application [GUI based with around ten different forms] runs fine when called from the Dos prompt. Any idea as to what is wrong? Thanks for replying by the way.

YET another double-clicking a jar question!

Hi all.
Sorry about this but I've been searching this forum for the last couple of hours and I still can't figure out why I can't double-click my jar file.
I've 'jarred' my application into a file named parserTTe.jar.
This jar includes a package named parser, wich includes the main class Parser, and several other subpackages.
In the manifest file (created by ant 1.5), there is an entry as follows:
Main-Class: parser.Parser
followed by a couple of blank lines.
The main method of Parser class demands as an argument the path to the file to parse.
Now, if I run the command line java -jar parserTTe.jar pathtosomefile, everything works smoothly.
As the parser does its job, I can watch its verbose flowing in the command line window.
If I double-click the jar file, though, nothing happens and I would expect that a java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBounsException would be thrown, as it does when I simply run java parser.Parser.
If instead of double-clicking the jar, I run the command line parserTTe.jar pathtosomefile or just parserTTe.jar, still nothing happens, the command line just refreshes.
My WNT is set to recognize jar files as Executable Jar Files and the open action is set as follows:
C:\...\javaw.exe" -jar "%1".
I've tried changing this to java.exe instead of javaw.exe but then I get a java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBounsException, either if I specify the path to the file to parse or not.
Currently I'm bypassing this problem using a parserTTe.bat file, wich works, of course, but I'm annoyed for not understanding what's wrong: why can't I run the jar file directly?
Thanks for your help!

And where do you expect that argument to come from if
you double-click to run the class? That's why you are
getting the array index exception, because your class
is being called with no parameters. You need to
redesign your class so that it prompts the user for
the file name; and since it's being run via javaw.exe,
it will have to use a GUI to prompt. A JFileChooser
would be a good choice.Please look closer to my description: I said I'd be expecting that exception to be thrown because of what you say but the problem is that it doesn't.
In fact, nothing happens when I double click it, or when I run it directly from the command line, passing along the needed argument or not.
Let us forget about the double-clicking that I won't use anyway.
What puzzles me is that I should be able to run that jar as if it was a bat file. I do it all the time with other apps I've built, although none of them requires a starting argument...
Like I explained, I thought it could be something related with the javaw.exe so I set WNT to open jar files with java.exe and not javaw.exe.
The double-clicking resulted in a DOS Prompt window that opened and closed before I could see what happened. So I thought: it's ok. It threw an exception because no argument was passed.
Then I tried to run the jar from the command line passing the argument but the exception was thrown again, though, wich I didn't understand why.
Basically, that's it.
Thanks anyway for your time.

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