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Running JBuilder4 Professional Build 4.0.147.0 under Windows 2000
Professional, I discovered that there are 2 cases.

*** CASE 1 ***
If I exit JBuilder with the project still loaded, everything is fine and
the JAR filepath is saved correctly to the .jpx file which contains the
following entries:
    <node type="Archive" name="myProject" />
    <property category="archiving" name="targetPath"
value="lib/myProject.jar" />

*** CASE 2 ***
If the project is specifically closed while JBuilder is running, the JAR
filepath is not saved to the .jpx file which contains only the following
entry:
    <node type="Archive" name="myProject" />
Interestingly, if JBuilder remains running and I reopen the project, the
JAR filepath is still present (cached?), but after closing and reopening
the project a second time the JAR filepath is gone. Hmmm....

"Joi Ellis [TeamB]" wrote:
> 
> Richard Chrenko <richard@solarenergy.ch> wrote:
> > I can add a JAR file to my JBuilder4 project using the JAR Wizard, and
> > everything works properly. However, after closing and restarting
> > JBuilder, the JAR cannot be written since the filepath has disappeared.
> > How can I force JBuilder to save the JAR filepath, for example to the
> > .jpx file?
> 
> I presume you mean the jar node's Properties | File attribute is getting
> lost?  If that's what you mean, please describe your machine's environment
> in more detail, because my jar nodes have never lost their File setting.
> I do write all of mine into the project directory, not someplace else,
> though.  In my jpx file, their 'TargetPath' property contains only the
> file name, something like "blah.jar" but without the path.
> 
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Richard Chrenko