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Calling jar from different directory
I wanted to know if it was at all possible to have a jar (coded by me) in some directory use another jar (also coded by me) that is in a different directory.
Example:
Main jar path = C:/My Program/core
Secondary jar path = C:/My Program/lib
It is not a jar with pictures. Kind of like the secondary jar is an API for my program.
Example:
import net.myprogram.api.MyApiClass;
public class MyProgram extends MyApiClass{
......
}
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Re: Calling jar from different directory
The called jar needs to be on the classpath so the java program can the class files and resources that it contains.
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Re: Calling jar from different directory
I'm still new to Java, and I'm not sure how to do that.
Re: Calling jar from different directory
See the doc for the java program: java - the Java application launcher
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