How to incorporate JAR file as package

I need to use a class (JSObject) which exists in netscape.javascript used on the import statement. My class wont compile because of my code associated with the applet to javascript class. I found a JAR file which contains the netscape class, however dont know how to make it available to import from the IDE. I am using Sun Creator and JCreator. Can anyone explain how and where I am to install this package so class may be imported from it. TIA

The JAR simply needs to be in your compiler classpath. Check your IDE documentation for information on how to add resources to your classpath (sometimes called "build path").
Also, you may want to brush up on how classpath works - here are some good resources:
The Gateway to Classpath Nirvana
Setting the class path (Windows)
How Classes are Found

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How to include JAR file as package

I am trying to code for passing data from an Applet to javascript. It appears the preferred method involves a package netscape.javascript to include support for the JSObject class. found a download of a jar file which contains this package. I am using Sun Creator and JCreator but dont know where to or how to install this package to be available to the compiler. Sorry for the beginner level question but any help is greatlyt appreciated. TIA

You need to create a project and add the jar to the classpath. Then you can import the required libraries.

Help! How to create Jar file for a packaged class?

Hi!
I am new in jar complexities. I made a swing frame that just prompts a JOptionPane when executed. I accomplished the same using jar without packaging my class SwingTest.
But when i package it, it doesn't run. Can any one tell me how to make jar file of packaged classes and include images in the jar files too!
Really Thanx!

Call the Jar from the commandline to see the exceptions thrown.
java -jar <jarFileName> <className>

How to include .jar files in coldfusion code

To Integrate our cfm code with paypal jar files we do the
following steps with our local coldfusion server ,and to run and
integrate the paypal Java SDK jar files, I think we need to do the
same process on the server, can you suggest any thing to do the
following setting for my domain on the server, without setting the
class path in coldfusion administrator.
The ColdFusion application server must be configured to know
the location of the PayPal JAR
files, and your ColdFusion Markup (CFM) pages must be
configured with the absolute path to
the PayPal API certificate for the PayPal API user on whose
behalf the calls are made.
1. Install the PayPal Java SDK “Installing the
SDK”.
2. Copy a subset of the Java SDK JAR files to a location
accessible by the ColdFusion
application server. The JAR files are in SDK_root\lib and
their exact names are as
follows:
– bcmail-jdk14-128.jar
– bcprov-jdk14-128.jar
– paypal_base.jar
– paypal_stubs.jar
sax2.jar
– xerces.jar
– xpp3-1.1.3.4d_b4_min.jar
– xstream.jar-1.1.3.jar
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the absolute path of the
location you determined in Step 2 to the Java and JVM
CLASSPATH environment variable.
4. Restart the ColdFusion Application Server.
Suggest me how to include .jar files without setting
classpath.

> Suggest me how to include .jar files without setting
classpath.
Copy them to {CF_HOME}\lib, where {CF_HOME} is, for example,
C:\CFusionMX7. Restart Coldfusion.

How TO DEPLOY JAR FILES INTO XI Server using SDM

Hi XI Gurus,
   im working on adapter development. we have created jar file in NWDS.
   now going ahead to deploy into XI server through SDM.
   can we deploy jar files directly into xiserver through SDM. or it needs to convert to any other formate like EAR, SDA. then how would i convert to SDA.
i any have clear idea on this... pls throw the ways how to convert........
           JAR File to EAR format
           JAR file to SDA format
           EAR file to SDA format
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Hi Rajesh,
JAR file in itself in not deployable.
So v need to envelop this jar file into an EAR file and then v deploy this EAR file on SDM.
Creating Jar
Inside NWDS --> Windows --> Open perspective --> J2EE Development --> right click on ur proj --> Build EJB Archive
Converting .EAR file to .SDA
Converting .EAR file to .SDA
Regards,
Prateek

How to make Jar files in JBuilder

I would like to know how to make jar files using JBulider. I have a problem with a project that I am working with in Swing. I have made the project on JBuilder and when I make a jar file it will not run upon clicking.
Any body with an answer, please help
Abhi

It sounds like your Main-Class is not set properly in your manifest. To set your Main-Class, please follow these directions:
http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/jar/basics/run.html

How to add jar files which point to project

when i create project in jse8 i added jar files form system.
then when i move that project to another system it is asking for jar files.it is pointing to location from where we added.
how to make jar files available locally so that i can move anywhere.

This might be a CRUDE solution, but it helps :-)
1. Create a new folder (e.g. lib) under your project
2. Copy the interested Jars to the folder. ( I am not sure how to do from within the IDE, I just copied the jars using Explorer.
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This works... :-)

How to make jar files availabe for deployed EJBs

Hi,
I'm interested on how to make jar files availabe for deployed EJBs.
My EJB is packed in an ear. It uses a util jar. I now just add the jar to the
classpath, but I think that shouldn't be the way. Is there somthing in the admin
console to make jars available or do I have to insert it in the ear file? And
if so, where do I hve to place it?
Thanks
Claudia

Put the util.jar in the ear with your ejb jars - at the same level (i.e. in
the root) - but do not include them in the manifest.xml.
Also each ejb jar that refers to util.jar must have util.jar on its internal
classpath in the manifest.
"Claudia" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>
Hi,
I'm interested on how to make jar files availabe for deployed EJBs.
My EJB is packed in an ear. It uses a util jar. I now just add the jar tothe
classpath, but I think that shouldn't be the way. Is there somthing in theadmin
console to make jars available or do I have to insert it in the ear file?And
if so, where do I hve to place it?
Thanks
Claudia

How to load jar file in oracle 9i???

Hi Friends,
Can you help me, how to load jar file oracle 9i? I have to tried to load in 10g using loadjava command but it's not working in oracle 9i because the loadjava batch file itself is not there in oralce 9i.
Is there any other way then pls let me know.
- Hiren Modi

Hi,
I have oracle version : Release 2 (9.2.0.1.0) for Windows. I have tried to execute the loadjava command from SQL prompt but its giving as below.
H:\>loadjava
The system cannot find the path specified.
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How many Ways jar files from ear file on a jboss can be downloaded on clien

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How many Ways jar files from ear file on a jboss can be downloaded on client side
like jnlp etc..
Regards
M Fazal Ur Rehman

First, you need to be able to boot from the Recovery HD:
Boot Using Command+R keys:
1. Restart the computer.
2. Immediately after the chime press and hold down the
"COMMAND" and the "R" keys together.
3. Release the keys when the Utilities Menu appears.
Once at the Utilities Menu select Terminal from the Utilities menu in the screen's menubar. Now, you need to know where these new files are located. You move to any location using the 'cd' command such as cd /Users/user_name/Documents, then press RETURN. Replace user_name with your actual username. Next you need to do a directory listing to see if your files are in that location, Documents. Use ls -al to do a directory listing of the files and folders in Documents. If you find your new files there, then connect an external drive or flash drive. You will need to know the name you have assigned to this drive. It needs to be already formatted. Copy your files using cp /Documents/filename /Volumes/volname/filename. Replace volname and filename with those that apply. Press RETURN.
Or take it to your local Apple Store and see if they can do the chore for you.

How to run .jar on linux & how to create .jar file using java?

hi, may i know how to run .jar on linux & how to create .jar file using java? Can u provide the steps on doing it.
thanks in advance.

Look at the manual page for jar:
# man jar
Also you can run them by doing:
# java -jar Prog.jar

How to make jar file for this compilation method ?

can any one tell me how to make jar file for this compilation
D:\java\browser\IEInJava>javac -classpath jdic.jar;. IEInJava.java
D:\java\browser\IEInJava>java -cp jdic.jar;. IEInJava
*this is a compile code:-*
D:\java\browser\IEInJava>javac -classpath jdic.jar;. IEInJava.java
*and this is a run code:-*
D:\java\browser\IEInJava>java -cp jdic.jar;. IEInJavanow how make JAR file ?

Assuming IEInJava only uses classes inside the jdic jar, this is one way. D:\java\browser\IEInJava> jar cf yourjar.jar IEInJava.classThen to run it you would use D:\java\browser\IEInJava> java -cp jdic.jar;yourjar.jar IEInJavaAnother way would use the jar manifest file to specify the Main-Class and Class-Path.

How to make .jar file for a multiple class program

I have a code for a chat room that contains two folders , one for Server and one for Client
What I need is to create a jar file for the server and a jar file for the clients
but here the first problem , I have a file that named (SocketMessengerConstants.class) that is located outside the two folders and is being read by the two projects .
I mean the server uses it while running and the client uses it too .
the second problem is : I don't know how to create a jar file at all !
please tell me how to do it in detail
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ChuckBing wrote:[Packaging Programs in JAR Files|http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/deployment/jar/index.html]
I tried to read this tutorials before I come here but I couldn't understand it
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How to deploy jar file for use within mapping user-defined fcn

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I have a java class I'd like to called from a mapping user-defined function.
Here's what I've done (but hasn't worked)
1. Added 'package com.<mycompany>.xi.util.base64 to the source class file and compiled it.
2. Created a sda with a plain provider.xml file, i.e. no references were made to any other library files.
3. Deployed the sda to the xi 3.0 j2ee server successfully using SDM.
4. Under the Visual Admin tool, I see that the library was deployed successfully.
5. In the import text box in the user-defined function (design time), I enter com.<mycompany>.xi.util.base64.*.
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Can anyone give me pointers as to how I can get this working?
Thanks,
--jtb

Hey James,
No! That's not the right way!
What you have done is for accessing external JMS & JDBC drivers in their corresponding adapters. For the access inside a mapping user defined function, it's enough if you import the jar files.
Look at this blog and you will be very clear!
/people/divya.vidyanandanprabhu/blog/2005/06/28/converting-xml-to-pdf-using-xi
regards,
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How to reference JAR files in stored java class ?

I don't know if it's exactly the right place to post this, I hope it could be :-)
Here is the problem :
I developped a Java class with some public static functions.
To store this class in Oracle, I use the SQL below :
CREATE OR REPLACE AND COMPILE JAVA SOURCE NAMED "SYSTEM"."MYCLASS" AS
// ... (Java source code) ...
This works pretty well with simple functions, but we need to import specific class. Here is for MQSeries : import com.ibm.mq.*;
When using the SQL to put the Java class, we get an error message saying that the class wasn't correctly compiled. It seems it's about the import.
The question is : how to proceed to reference the JAR files needed so that my class can correctly import the needed packages ?
Thanks in advance,

Here is a simple example of code :
CREATE OR REPLACE AND COMPILE JAVA SOURCE NAMED "SYSTEM"."TEST" AS
import com.ibm.mq.*;
public class Test {
public Test() {
try{
MQQueueManager manager = new MQQueueManager("");
catch(Exception e){
In this way, I get message "Warning : Java create with compilation errors".
When I comment the line of the MQQueueManager object creation, it is well created.
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