How to use a third party jar, which is added to classpath at runtime.

Hi
I'm using the classpathhacker posted on the forums somewhere, and want to use the jexcel driver.
What I want is to be able to use the excel functions only if the excel driver is availlable.
The problem now is that to be able to use the excel functions the driver has to be in the classpath, and it has to be imported when compiling.
That way the app will crash at startup if the driver isn't availlable...
Is there a way around this?

Wouldn't it be possible to catch the error thrown when the JVM can't find the used classes? That would prevent the program to exit, or not?
e.g.:
try {
// things that aren't available...
} catch (Exception ex) {
// error occured
}

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hi, i have a question.
i have an application that uses different third party
jars. For the moment i make my jar like this :
a) i include all my third party jars (it is working)
or is it better to
b) include the jars in the jnlp file
this is best, leaving the third party jars alone.
if b is better should i :
b1) link to them to another jnlp file, like this :
<extension name ....
If you app needs all-permissions, it is best to do it this way, you can, for example, sign your jar, and then ask for all-permissions in the main jnlp file, then not ask for all-permissions in the extension jnlp file. Or you can ask for all-permission in the extension as well, if the third party jars are signed, and need all-permissions to run properly.
or
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if you don't need all-permissions anywhere, this is easiest.
If you do need all-permissions everywhere, you could also do this, but you would need to sign the third party jars with the same certificate chain as you signed your jar.
If the third party jars are allready signed by the third party, or if all-permissions are only needed in some of the jars, the b1 is beter.
>
Another question :
i sign my jar, but can't access the local file
system. if i use solution a from above, do i have
also to sign the jars that i include in my jar...
You need to add :
<security> <all-permissions/> </security>
to your jnlp file. In that case, all the jars listed as resources in that jnlp file need to be signed, and by the same certificate.
for solution b i think i will have to sign all the
jars... right ?
yes
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hi, i have a question.
i have an application that uses different third party jars. For the moment i make my jar like this :
a) i include all my third party jars (it is working)
or is it better to
b) include the jars in the jnlp file
if b is better should i :
b1) link to them to another jnlp file, like this :
<extension name ....
or
b2) just put them as resources
Another question :
i sign my jar, but can't access the local file system. if i use solution a from above, do i have also to sign the jars that i include in my jar...
for solution b i think i will have to sign all the jars... right ?
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hi, i have a question.
i have an application that uses different third party
jars. For the moment i make my jar like this :
a) i include all my third party jars (it is working)
or is it better to
b) include the jars in the jnlp file
this is best, leaving the third party jars alone.
if b is better should i :
b1) link to them to another jnlp file, like this :
<extension name ....
If you app needs all-permissions, it is best to do it this way, you can, for example, sign your jar, and then ask for all-permissions in the main jnlp file, then not ask for all-permissions in the extension jnlp file. Or you can ask for all-permission in the extension as well, if the third party jars are signed, and need all-permissions to run properly.
or
b2) just put them as resources
if you don't need all-permissions anywhere, this is easiest.
If you do need all-permissions everywhere, you could also do this, but you would need to sign the third party jars with the same certificate chain as you signed your jar.
If the third party jars are allready signed by the third party, or if all-permissions are only needed in some of the jars, the b1 is beter.
>
Another question :
i sign my jar, but can't access the local file
system. if i use solution a from above, do i have
also to sign the jars that i include in my jar...
You need to add :
<security> <all-permissions/> </security>
to your jnlp file. In that case, all the jars listed as resources in that jnlp file need to be signed, and by the same certificate.
for solution b i think i will have to sign all the
jars... right ?
yes
Thx for your help/Andy

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Just wondering if anyone has used any third party jars in conjunction
with your applications. If so where do U put it....I tried putting in the
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Please get back, if it helped you or if you have any questions further.
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Lennard Low wrote:
Hi folks,
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\[sic\]
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Edited by: user10375549 on Oct 30, 2009 9:51 AM - Added relevant comment regarding technique described for solving problem. It works for EJB 2.1 beans but not EJB 3.0 beans.

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