Project behaves differently as a jar file

I am attempting to implement a project. My development was done with netBeans 4.0. I have created a jar file with my project. When I double click on the jar file I get a frame with buttons that appear to be working correctly. When I push a button the correct frame appears with a JComboBox. When I select the first entry in the JComboBox I am ignored, however the second element to the combo box works as expected. This project executes correctly from the run icon in netbeans.
Where do I start to debug this? Does this sound familiar to anyone.
Thanks
PS is this the correct forum?

PS is this the correct forum? No, these forums are for the Java language only, and do not support for NetBeans (or any other IDE.)
NetBeans' website provides NB support via a mailing list; there may be others.
NB provides tutorials that cover most situations; see
http://www.netbeans.org/kb/articles/javase-deploy.html

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Edited by: Popup on May 15, 2008 8:18 AM

How to import external jar file

i am using bcprov-jdk14-124.jar file for my project. i can import this jar file through eclipse project properties but this is not worklng when i create jar file for my project. This is worked in eclipse only. i want to use that jar file in my project current path. so any body help me how to import this jar file? ( i am using mac os to develop java project )

You need to specify the classpath when you execute it outside of Eclipse.
Kaj

Project behaves differently as a jar file

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