Plugin.jar in menifest file

Hi,
I am using plugin.jar in my swing application. I don't want to bundle it with deliverables. Rather it should pick up plugin.jar from client JRE lib folder.
I want set plugin.jar in class-path attribute of menifest file of executable jar file. This class-path should point to plugin.jar in client JRE lib folder.
Message was edited by:
Maulin123

But plugin.jar is provided by JRE at client machine.
Why I need to provide it?I actually have no idea what plugin,jar you're talking about. If the JRE really is providing it, what's your problem??

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}but mistake on real host don't repeated, so thanks for answer
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