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I guess I am missing the big picture here.  If the archive excludes the libraries, then what function do libraries server.  Do I need to set up a directory structure on the application machine that includes the library files.  This is not just directed to IPWorks.  I have had the same problem every time I try to deploy third party class files.  Source files are no problem but class files are not found.  What do I do with the class files included in the library if they are not included in the archive builder?

Thanks,

Roy
Joi Ellis <joi@artoo.gyles19.visi.com> wrote:
>Roy McBrayer <roymcbrayer@austin.rr.com> wrote:
>
>> I'm not sure why it can't find the IPWorks library.  If I include it
>> as a required library for the project, shouldn't JBuilder include all
>> of the required files in the jar?  I am specifying that all classes and
>> resources for IPWorks be included in the jar.  I encountered this problem
>> before with trying to use class files in a third party package and have
>> never been able to figure out how to integrate them into a project in
>> JBuilder so that they can be found at run time.  I thought that was what
>> the library functionality provided.  Can anyone explain this?
>
>By default, the archive builder excludes everything in required libraries.
>You have to visit the node's properties | dependencies tab and change
>this behavior.  However, beware that doing so may violate the license
>agreement with IP*Works.  I can't find the reference, but I think that
>jar is a developer license only, not a deployment license.  
>
>For using the app's manifest to control the classpath, see here:
>http://www.visi.com/~gyles19/cgi-bin/fom.cgi?file=252
>
>> Roy
>
>> John McGrath  [TeamB] <ng-b@JPMcGrath.net> wrote:
>>>On 30 Nov 2001 11:59:30 -0800, Roy McBrayer wrote:
>>>
>>>> It works fine from within JBuilder but will not work with the
>>>> jar from the command line.
>>>
>>>> $ java -jar mailtest.jar
>>>> Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError
>>>
>>>It cannot find the IPWorks library.  You can specify it with the java 
>>>-classpath option.
>>>
>>>There is also a mechanism for specifying required libraries in the 
>>>manifest, but I have not used it.
>>>
>>>-- 
>>>Regards,
>>>
>>>John McGrath [TeamB]
>>>
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