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JAR trouble, URGENT HELP PLZ

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Felix - 10 Sep 2006 06:34 GMT
Hey this is quite urgent fo rme since I have to present my app on
monday.
the problem: I have createt a application of medium size, jdbc,
multithreaded...with eclipse.
Running and testing under is fine, and quick. now I exportet the whole
thing to a jar file to delpoy.

STARTING THE JAR TAKES AGES!!!

even the splash screen is not rendered in time!!! and the rest is even
worse

whats the problem? what can I do???

TIA very much,

felix.
Manish Pandit - 10 Sep 2006 06:39 GMT
Hi,

Is this a swing desktop app or a web app? Not sure what system you are
deploying to and expecting a splash screen. What do you mean by
starting a jar? Are you trying to load your mail class from a jar by
doing java -jar ? Please provide more info about your app!

-cheers,
Manish

> Hey this is quite urgent fo rme since I have to present my app on
> monday.
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>
> felix.
Manish Pandit - 10 Sep 2006 06:41 GMT
sorry - mail class = main class.

> Hi,
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> > felix.
Felix - 10 Sep 2006 06:52 GMT
Manish Pandit schrieb:

> sorry - mail class = main class.
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> > > felix.

hi manish,
yes a would like to deploy a swing desktop app on xp. i export to jar
with the correspoding main class. running the app double clicking,
which uses javaw under winxp. however a just found out, that when i
start the app in the desktop dir everything is fine, but in a
subfolder, its a snail.
the splashscreen is a jwindow shown for a couple of seconds at the
start.
i cant make sense out of it!

regards,
felix.
Felix - 10 Sep 2006 06:53 GMT
Felix schrieb:

> Manish Pandit schrieb:
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> regards,
> felix.

actually it is the case in any other folder then my desktop folder!!!
Robert M. Gary - 10 Sep 2006 16:46 GMT
> actually it is the case in any other folder then my desktop folder!!!

Is the drive hosting the .jar remote?
-Robert
hiwa - 10 Sep 2006 07:13 GMT
Felix のメッセージ:

> Manish Pandit schrieb:
>
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> regards,
> felix.

>  when i start the app in the desktop dir everything is fine, but in a
subfolder, its a snail.
Does it access external resources? Or, is it a completely
self-contained application, contained in a single jar file?
Felix - 10 Sep 2006 07:24 GMT
hiwa schrieb:

> Felix のメッセージ:
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> Does it access external resources? Or, is it a completely
> self-contained application, contained in a single jar file?

No, all the resources are in the jar, which are 2 external jars and
some imgs.
regards,
felix.
Felix - 10 Sep 2006 09:33 GMT
Felix schrieb:

> hiwa schrieb:
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> regards,
> felix.

...dont tell anyone please! the too obvisous problem was easily solved
when taking a closer  look. sorry!


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