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Jerry:

It's a simple checkbox in the very improved Dep Wizard in JB3, but for
prior releases you just crack open the archive with a tool like WinZip
and delete the javax.* (or com.sun.java.swing.*) items.

Or, you use the "deploy to disk" option in the JBuilder 2 deployment
wizard and use a batch file to remove the "bad" dirs and run jar.exe to
create your new archive.

-Rich

Jerry Pope wrote:
> 
> I'd like to be able to use the deployment wizard in JBuilder
> 2 to create a jar for my applet. However, the 844 KByte jar
> that is generated is far too large, mostly due (I suspect)
> to Swing classes.
> 
> I am expecting my clients to have Swing already installed on
> their machines. So, what I want is to be able to tell the
> deployment wizard to exlclude Swing classes in the jar.
> 
> How do I do that?
> --
> jerry

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