Jar file Corrupted

Hi
I created an exe for a jar file using Xenoage.
The exe file executes fine in normal conditions.
I used a license manager for my software.
The input file for the license manager is the exe
file created by Xenoage.
The output file obtained is in an unrecognised format. When
i execute the file using java the error that i get is
Invalid or corrupt jar file+
What could be the reason for the jar file to be corrupt.
with Regards
A.Rajesh

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I have auser that gets the following error message when he tries to launch my application through Java web start:
An error occured while launching/running the application.
Corrupted JAR file at http://javadl.sun.com/webapps/javawsautodl/AutoDL/j2se/javaws-1_0_1-j2re-1_6_0-inst-windows-i586.jar>
That URL is a 404, it does not exist. Where did it come from? Your JNLP file?
Speaking of which, where is your JNLP file (URL or content)?
>
I have asked to perform the following operations but without any success:
- re-install the JRE
- clear the cache of the JWS applications>How about changing the cache location entirely? I describe how on the last post of this thread.
<http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=5209499>
>
He gets exactly the same message when trying to execute:
javaws.exe -viewer >Same deal when launching the player?
<http://java.sun.com/products/javawebstart/apps/player.jnlp>

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