Including a .jad and a .jar file in presentations

Hi:
I did an application using the last version of the Sun Java Wirelless Toolkit 2.5. And now I have a .jad file and a .jar file. I need to include both in a power point presentation to be able to show the application. I dont want to do a link because I'm not gonna use my computer to do the presentation. Do I need to do something special in the deployment step to be able to do this ?
I have tried to include the program this;
Insert --> Object
But it doesn't work.

Hey listen what you want to do is possible but not in the way you want to do...
if you want to demonstrate the functionality of your application or how it works then you can use use
any screen recording software such as: Screen Recorder Gold, Qarbon's Viewlet Builder or ViewletCam
such software help you to record the activity of screen then you can export the recorded screen shots to multiple formats and include them to your PP presentation...

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Hi Christian,
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hello folks,
i have a class named launch.class
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Well there is a couple ways you can achieve this, but I am telling you that packaging a JAR within a JAR will not work because classes within the internal JAR will not be recognized on the classpath.
The easiest way to get the user to run your program with a simple double click would be to hide the two JAR files from them completely, having them reside in a folder somewhere on the user's computer. I would use a batch file (Windows environment) or an .sh file (Unix) that would set up your classpath variable and then call java to execute the main class in your main JAR.
For instance:
cd [Where java.exe resides]
set CLASSPATH=[semi-colon delimited absolute file paths pointing to your two JAR files and any other JAR files that they reference]
java -cp %CLASSPATH% [main class]
The user would have access to this batch file, perhaps on their desktop, where they can double click to execute teh program just as if it were an EXE file. This is the best way because it hides the JAR files from the user.
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If by "executable jar" you mean that you want to click the jar and run the program (and are using Windows), then you would have to alter the Windows file association for jar files that Java created, adding those options to the javaw command. Note that that would affect all jars that are run this was.
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========================
BUILD OUTPUT DESCRIPTION
========================
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Yes it is possible. The same question has been
killing me all day. Here is how I did it.
(I'm on Mac OS 10.4, but this should work anywhere)
Netbeans produces the following:
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dist/lib/swing-layout-1.0.jar
I would prefer to have only:
dist/myJar.jar
But, as you know, myJar.jar requires the class files
stored in swing-layout-1.0.jar. I unpacked the jar
files and examined the manifest files. Here is how to
unpack and repack the jar files into a single jar
file:
First, I renamed myJar.jar to myJar.zip and let OS X
unarchive the jar for me. I did the same for
swing-layout-1.0.jar.
I then dropped the MANIFEST.MF file from
MyJar/META-INF/ into a new folder on my harddrive
Then, I dropped the package (its a folder full of
class files) from MyJar/ into the same new folder on
my harddrive.
At this point, the new folder contains:
/newFolder/MANIFEST.MF
/newFolder/myPackage/
Then, I grabbed /dist/lib/swing-layout-1.0/org/ and
dropped that into the new folder.
We now have in the new folder:
/newFolder/MANIFEST.MF
/newFolder/myPackage/
/newFolder/org/
Almost done:
Open the MANIFEST.MF file with a text editor. Mine
looked like this:
Manifest-Version: 1.0
Ant-Version: Apache Ant 1.6.5
Created-By: 1.5.0_07-87 ("Apple Computer, Inc.")
Main-Class: ohm.GUI
Class-Path: lib/swing-layout-1.0.jar
X-COMMENT: Main-Class will be added automatically by
build
I replaced the ENTIRE contents of the file with
this:
Manifest-Version: 1.0
Main-Class: myPackage/Main
Where 'myPackage' is the folder containing my class
files, and 'Main' is the class containing the
'main(String[] args) method.
Save the file and we're ready to repack the archive.
Open the command line (in OS X this is the Terminal)
I assume the syntax is the same in windoze; Navigate
to the new folder you created.
In OSX: cd /newFolder
in windoze: cd \newFolder
Then use java's jar command:
jar cmf MANIFEST.MF MyJar.jar *
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jar is the command. cmf are flags: the 'c' is for
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premade manifest file, the 'f' tells jar to write the
results to a file. MyJar.jar is the name you have
chosen for the resulting .jar file. the '*' is a
wildcard character that tells jar to put every file
in the present working directory into the new .jar
Thats it! This produced myJar.jar which worked fine
by itself, as it included all the classes from
swing-layout-1.0.jar. It would be a trivial matter to
write a shell script to do all this for you, unless
of course you use something silly like windows, in
which case you'll have to write a batch file or use
python or something. Good luck, I hope this saves
others time, drop me a e-mail if this was at all
confusing! [email protected]
You should be aware that doing this may well violate the licensing terms for third-party libraries
By the way, what's silly about using Windows? Are you saying you don't develop for Windows because it's "silly"?

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Can any one provide me a solution for my below problem. Thanks in advance for all the suggestions.
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import java.io.File;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.InputStream;
import java.util.jar.JarFile;
import java.util.zip.ZipEntry;
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I´m going to make a little app to help some morons I know. Pretty much what I want it to do is to make you able to browse files on your HDD and then move them into a .jar file. I know terminal commands for this but is there a way to make it really easy for my friends.
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I still don't think it's good for morons to create .jar files...
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I have some old code and it uses import com.sun.java_cup.internal.parser
When compiling gives error on this.
Googleing this shows that its part of the rt.jar file. rt.jar is in the jre/lib folder. That is part of my classpath but still wont compile how do i find what an import belongs to and where can i download these jar files..
Java really is not a friendly language to me.

You don't need to download the rt.jar or do anything with it since it's an integral part of the JRE. If a class isn't there, then because you have too old a JRE/JDK and it's not there yet, or because it was never part of the public API and is gone now.
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Hello,
I have been looking to the new features in java 6 for splash screens. I haven't implemented this never before and i was wondering how i could do the following with java 1.5 or 6:
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Am 10.07.2015 um 07:17 schrieb Lalit Solanki:
> Hi friend,
>
> I am create pure eclipse E4 application and trying to splash screen with progress bar and message.
>
>
>
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> but above image in only support eclipse E3 application so pleas help me how to add progress bar and message in eclipse E4 application
>
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-Ron

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