Ovi messes around with my .jar files

Hmm, been unable to find info about this elsewhere.
When i install the Ovi suite (2.0.1.36) it decides that it is the best default program for my java .jar files which i use on my computer, not my phone.
Everytime i try to pick the appropriate program for my jar files, it either has errors or doesent show any gui.
Is there anyway to use the phone tethering without the ovi software or is there a fix to this?

Yes, this is completely ridiculous. Nokia PC Suite did the same, I expected newer software to stop messing around with something that is a de facto standard: .jar files are Java Archive files. OVI installation should NOT mess with the settings in registry for .jar files.
Run regedit, and look at the key HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.JAR (note the dot befor JAR)
This is where OVI has messed with things... You will see that the value OVI has set on that key is Nokia Ovi SuiteApplicationInstaller_JAR
If you have a key on your system that is HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\jarfile Change the setting on
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.JAR to jarfile.
H.

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Failed to load Main-Class manifest attribute from
./lib/mainLib.jar
Any ideas why this is happening. the manifest is included in the jar'ing
Thanks.

At a glance, it looks like you are placing only the
class files in the jar and trying to navigate your
classpath to run it. Instead, you have to place ALL
the package folders into the jar from the root of
your package hierarchy and the jar runs anywhere, in
any folder. The packages are INSIDE the jar.
also I see cars/classes in a path you describe ...and
the program seems to wnat classes/Cars ??? Could
this be an additional issue (or am I missing seeing
something about your package structure)?Firstly, i believe all my spelling and cases are correct.
I have the following strcuture:
Cars.class (contains main) : package classes in ./classes directory
All other classes : package classes.mainLib in ./classes/mainLib
I would like to jar ALL files in mainLib but not the class that contains the main method. Is this possible?
I'm not sure how clear i was earlier, hope this is more understandable.

Ovi messes around with my .jar files

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