I have some application, which has ability to update itself. Its downloads the jar file from the net, and then tries to replace used jar to run this application by downloaded one.
But I cannot to do that, because the file is locked by windows, because application is still running.
Does anybody know some workaround of that?
Thanks a lot....
I can only execute an application i made, with the following command in the command line:
java -jar -Djava.net.preferIPv4Stack=true P2P_network.jar
I would like to know, how can i put this in the jar file, so i can execute it automatically, without needing to go to the command line.
The IDE used is netbeans.
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I am wondering if it is possible to have a Java desktop application, on startup, look to some URL, to see if it needs an update, and if so download necessary JAR files, and add them to classpath for the running program.
If the old jars are there, they shouldn't have been loaded into the classloader yet, at this point should they? Is ...
I'm currently passing a very large classpath to javac to compile a java project.
I know that a number of those jar files aren't needed.
Is there a simple way of finding out which files aren't needed?
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I have a jar file with several classes which have static main methods. Can I execute them inside the jar from the command line? If not, can I execute them one by one?
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I'v been playing with java applets recently. In the one im writing now I have a static nested class. It works fine in the viewer, but when I compile it I get 2 class files. classname.class and classname$nestedclassname.class. I've never encountered anything like this (started java a week ago) and I don't how I would jar/sign them. Also, ...
I'm trying to run a jar ec/mobat/MOBAT.jar which depends on some jars located in ec/mobat/lib/. It works if I do:
ec/mobat/$ java -jar MOBAT.jar
However I want to be able to run the jar from another directory
ec/$ java -jar mobat/MOBAT.jar
But I get an exception
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: ibis/io/Serializable
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I tried to...
Hello.
During the development time I'm iteratively rebuilding some modules of my project. Rebuilding resulting ear-project gets a huge amount of time. If there is a way allowing to rebuild only jar file of changed module and then replace this jar in resulting EAR then it could reduce build time and accelerate development process.
So qu...
I'm developing a Java Applet, and reducing the size of the binary code will make the applet open faster and will improve the user experience.
Is there anything I can do to reduce the size of classes and / or jar files? I want to be sure I'm not missing obvious tricks.
I know that in the C++ world compiler options for e.g. stripping deb...
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I am new to Netbeans. I am wondering if someone can help me with project setup in netbeans. I am moving half million lines of Java code from a different IDE to Netbeans. I was able to get the code build and run in Netbeans easily. I have a project with many folders with dependencies among those folders. They have to be built in specif...
I'm looking at the manifest.mf for some apache libraries. While I can guess what Export-Package means, I can't find any documentation for these attributes ? Could anyone point me in the right direction.
Here.s an example:
Manifest-Version: 1.0
Created-By: 1.6.0_07 (Sun Microsystems Inc.)
Built-By: pemben
Implementation-Title: Commons Be...
i am a new developer of java swing. i want to pack the GUI program. With the help of neatbeans, i get a file of java jar. But i want to convert the jar to exe file, although i know exe4j, but i need the exe file include the jar and other files.
Maybe using jar in c/c++ is a solution ?
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Hello all,
I recently switched to J2EE from .NET, and am confused about where to put JAR files. I know that the CLASSPATH, WEB-INF, and Eclipse's Java Web Path are all places where JARs can be stored, but I'm confused about which folder to use, when, and why.
First off, we have the CLASSPATH. I usually set this by going into "Environ...
I'm using Ant to build some Java projects.
In some, I've got a lib/ directory, which contains external dependencies, in the form on JAR files.
During the build, I create a bundled jar, that contains the project's code, alongside the dependencies, by adding to the bundle jar file a zipfileset for each of the jars in the lib/ directory.
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i am new to OSGi standard. i want to know more about the structure of bundle package file.
find there is this OSGi-INF folder, the specification mentioned about l10n and permission, i wonder where defined the use of OSGI-INF folder? can i put other stuff into it?
where to store the jar files referenced by the bundle?
besides OSGi-INF a...
Hi,
I'm having (a strange) problem when executing a maven generated executable jar:
user@host$ java -server -jar MyJar.jar
Error
(and nothing more than this!!!)
Do you have any idea what this king of error comes from ?
In my pom.xml, I copy all the dependencies to a lib folder with:
<plugin>
<artifactId>maven-dep...
I downloaded JGraphT, and I want to make some changes to the core files. I'm using Eclipse. It wants a .jar or .zip to attach source files to the .class file. I have the .java file, but I'm not sure what I should do. Do I edit it, then recompile the jar?
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I have a Java class which has a main and I used to run as a standalone app from the command line e.g.
java -jar myjar.jar params
I needed to repackage the code to run under apache and all my code, including the entry point class from the old jar, has ended up in a WAR file for easy deplyment into the web server.
However, I still want...
Hi,
I need to include native lib (jnotify but I think that it does't matter) to my jar. I wont to do it with NetBeans.
I added Bundle-NativeCode: /lib/jnotify.dll; osname=win32 to my manifest.mf file and added jnotify.dll to projektHome\src\lib\ folder. But unfortunately NetBeans is overidning manifest.mf file.
How can I fixed? Can I ...
I need it to run without having the files exported to the computer.
At the moment, my code for storing the images is:
ImageIcon icon = new ImageIcon("images\\images2.gif");
It can't just be an image since I'm adding it to a JLabel.
When I jar the entire program, it stores the image files in the jar.
When I go to run the actual problem...