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smita b - 04 Jul 2005 11:31 GMT

I have created a jar file by using
jar cvmf Manifest.txt myjar.jar 1.class Mydirectory
In 1.java file :I have used
JEditorPane editor;
editor.setPage(getClass().getResource("/Mydirectory/default.htm"));
If I am only giving myjar.jar file to the client without Mydirectory then
also it is working fine by showing default.htm in JeditorPane.

But my problem is I want to use
Runtime.getRuntime().exec("cmd /c start IEXPLORE"+targetstr) ;
targetstr will be the filename with path of the default.htm
I don't want to give Mydirectory to the client .By only giving jar file it is
not working.

What should I do?
Is there any solution for this?
Using another jar file which will include mydirectory can solve this problem?
Is there any othe concept in java so that I wll be able to hide Mydirectory
from client?

Please help.

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Andrew Thompson - 04 Jul 2005 11:38 GMT

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> Runtime.getRuntime().exec("cmd /c start IEXPLORE"+targetstr) ;

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'BrowserLauncher' is much more robust than that.

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smita b - 04 Jul 2005 11:52 GMT

>'BrowserLauncher' is much more robust than that.

But i don't want to use it in my application.
using browserlauncher also I will not be able to hide the mydirectory fro
client.
My question is how to hide that directory from client.By only providing the
jar file it should work.

please help.

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Andrew Thompson - 04 Jul 2005 12:36 GMT

>>'BrowserLauncher' is much more robust than that.

> But i don't want to use it in my application.
> using browserlauncher also I will not be able to hide the mydirectory fro
> client.

Why do you feel it is necessary to hide anything
from the end user?

> My question is how to hide that directory from client.

Coming back to this for a moment..

> editor.setPage(getClass().getResource("/Mydirectory/default.htm"));

What is 'default.html'? If this is your program
documentation, it might be better to write it suitable
for a JEditorPane (and present it in a JEP).

>.By only providing the jar file it should work.

I do not understand what you mean by that.
Is the '.htm' file inside a jar file?

> please help.

Please stop saying that (sounding pathetic).

..and please consider posting questions to a group for
Java beginners, such as comp.lang.java.help.
[ Known, on your web-interface, as 'first-aid' ]

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smita b - 04 Jul 2005 13:31 GMT

Directory smita contains:
1.java [file]
1.class [file]
Manifest.txt [file]
finaljar.jar [file]
Mydirectory [directory] -- contains default.htm

In 1.java I am using :-
I want to start IEXPORE by passig the default.htm from Mydirectory :

default.htm contains a some javascript code & html tags.

For creating jar file I am using :
jar cvmf Manifest.txt myjar.jar 1.class Mydirectory.

I want to only give the jar file to the client & not mydirectory.
Can I do it using another jar or any else ?

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Andrew Thompson - 04 Jul 2005 13:55 GMT

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Post that to 'first-aid' and I will advise further.

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Sharp Tool - 04 Jul 2005 11:45 GMT

> I have created a jar file by using
> jar cvmf Manifest.txt myjar.jar 1.class Mydirectory
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> Please help.

Don't understand your problem.
It does pay to spend some effort in explaining your problem in a short and
concise manner.

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