Problem with Executable JAR

Hi,
I have a jar that looks like this:
MyJar.jar
   meta-inf
      manifest.mf
   package-name
      classesThe manifest looks like this:
Main-Class:package-name.MainClass
When I execute my jar file, I get an error, that looks like this:
Failed to load Main-Class manifest attribute from [jar-file].
How come? I've created the jar using winzip with no compression, and this has worked for me before. What am I doing wrong?
Thanks in advance,
Nille

You appear to be missing the blank space between the colon and the class name, which appears in all the examples in the tutorial. And you need a LF or a CR/LF at the end of that, but I can't tell if you have that or not.

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I don't understand how can I setup the library or process to point to a relative database path. I tried to set up it dynamically with a start up VI, running it at the end of installation, but, after this, when I run the application EXE, the value of the database path returns to the firstly configured in the properties-> DSC settings: database dialog box, for each process in the deployment computer.
I need your help! As I said before, im not expert in this subject, so I´d appreciate so much if you can explain me step by step how to do this.
if you need more information reply this post asking me.
Thak you very very very much! I hope that you can help me!

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