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Subject: Re: How Do I Publish My Working Project (corresponding dot jar doesn't work on other's PCs)
From: Lew <lewbloch@gmail.com>
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(unknown) wrote:
> About this process, I have two dot jar files in my project. I guess I put both of them in the Manifest.txt
> file. Question 1: Do I separate these two jar file names with a comma?

No.  RTFM.

> That link, basically, says to use the command:
> 
> jar cfm NEW.jar Manifest.txt MyPackage/*.class
> 
> But executing that command, I get the error message:
> 
>    MyPackage\*.class : no such file or directory.

Is there such a file or directory on your system? No? Then why did you specify it?

> So, Question 2: What do I put in place of "MyPackage/*.class". The NetBeans build process creates the 
> folder (C:\testing\build\classes\) which contains about 40 dot .class files.

The actual folder, not the example in a tutorial. Really? 

-- 
Lew