🚀 go-pugleaf

On Thu, 25 Jul 2002 10:24:28 -0400, Maritza Roldan Campos wrote:

> In batch file or from the command prompt I try many variations but none of
> those worked:
> 
> set myYar=c:\myDir\myJar.jar myTargetDir
> 
> set myYar=c:\myDir\myJar.jar!\myTargetDir
> 
> set myYar=c:\myDir\myJar.jar\myTargetDir

None of these are close to the one that I suggested, which was:

  jar:file:D:/aaa/bbb/ccc/JarFile.jar!/xxx/yyy/zzz

> Basically this is my situation: I have dll file. One of the 
> methods takes the parameter and accordingly is looking for
> environment variable in Windows system. If it has been found,
> then the application refers according the path to this
> directory for grabing some data.

You need to know what the method expects as an argument.  Your 
environment variable cannot be "equal" to a directory;  it can
only hold a string.  It is up to that method to interpret this
string.

> In my case this directory is located in jar file. The situation
> makes me to keep it there.

Does the method in the DLL know how to handle JAR files?  If not, 
you are not going to get very far.

-- 
Regards,

John McGrath [TeamB]

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