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Re: How can I execute a class file from a jar file directly?

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From: Richard Wilkman
Date: Wed, 24 Jun 1998 00:00
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Anthony:

Stick the jar on your classpath (i.e., classpath=c:\dev\lib\Image.jar)
with the rest of the classes you need and you should be able to run it
with java.exe.  Find the docs on the JRE from Javasoft for the more
"proper" way.

-Rich

Anthony Mak wrote:
> 
> I have a file called ImageViewer.class which is packed along with other
> files in a Image.jar file.
> Is there any way to tell the interpreter to execute the class file directly?
> For the moment, I have to do a jar xvf to uncompress the jar file and then
> do java on the class file.
> 
> Anthony Mak
> z2155678@student.unsw.edu.au

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