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  .. AHA! Thank you! It's exactly what I'm looking for.

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  Hello

  Must be 'Java BeanShell' technology?

  What I do is use the "Jython" technology So before you import the jar, import bones. Also remove the ';' at the end of your lines.

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  data = " < %="odiRef.getSchemaName" (« logique »,="" « w")%=""> data.xml".
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  See you soon

  BOS

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  What Firefox locale (UI language) do you use?

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• How to build a library for export as a .jar file? Œuvres if lib is a CLDC App, but no library

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  Sorry for the noob question, but could you tell me please what I did wrong when I try to set the path to the file in my application jar.

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  file:\c:\Users\user1\Desktop\myapp.jar!\psswd.XML is what getResource() book you as the URL of the entry of the pot (notice I didn't say file, but the entrance of pot).

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• EchoSign version 20 jar file?

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  Please help me to find/get the Echosign.jar file to version20.

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• packages and JAR files

  New to Java:
  
  I'm trying to learn more about the packages and JAR libraries using jdk1.7.0_17 on Debian 6.0.7 (Squeeze). I created a tree of directories and files to work with:
  

  2013-05-11 20:22:07 dpchrist@desktop ~/sandbox/java/jar
  $ tree .
  .
  |-- Makefile
  |-- bin
  |   |-- using_class_files
  |   |   `-- MyApp.class
  |   `-- using_jar_file
  |-- ext
  |   `-- com
  |       `-- example
  |           `-- myapp
  |               `-- util.jar
  |-- obj
  |   `-- com
  |       `-- example
  |           `-- myapp
  |               `-- util
  |                   `-- Speak.class
  `-- src
      `-- com
          `-- example
              `-- myapp
                  |-- MyApp.java
                  `-- util
                      `-- Speak.java
  
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  package com.example.myapp.util;
  public class Speak {
      public static void hello(String arg) {
       System.out.println("hello, " + arg);
      }
  }
  
  2013-05-11 20:23:27 dpchrist@desktop ~/sandbox/java/jar
  $ cat src/com/example/myapp/MyApp.java 
  import com.example.myapp.util.Speak;
  public class MyApp {
      public static void main(String [] args) {
       Speak s = new Speak();
       s.hello("world!");
      }
  }
  
  2013-05-11 20:23:54 dpchrist@desktop ~/sandbox/java/jar
  $ cat Makefile 
  .PHONY: all
  all: clean using_class_files using_jar_file
  
  .PHONY: using_class_files
  using_class_files:
       # create utility bytecode file (Speak.class)
       mkdir -p obj/com/example/myapp/util
       javac -d obj src/com/example/myapp/util/Speak.java
  
       # compile application file against Speak.class
       mkdir -p bin/using_class_files
       javac -d bin/using_class_files -cp obj src/com/example/myapp/MyApp.java
  
       # run application
       java -cp obj:bin/using_class_files MyApp
  
  .PHONY: using_jar_file
  using_jar_file:
       # put Speak.class into a Java archive (util.jar)
       mkdir -p ext/com/example/myapp
       jar cvf ext/com/example/myapp/util.jar -C obj/com/example/myapp/util Speak.class
  
       # print util.jar table of contents
       jar tf ext/com/example/myapp/util.jar
  
       # compile application against util.jar
       mkdir -p bin/using_jar_file
       javac -d bin/using_jar_file -extdirs ext src/com/example/myapp/MyApp.java
  
  .PHONY: clean
  clean:
       rm -rf bin ext obj

  I use to make my orders are repeatable. the Makefile is 'quick and dirty '. Emphasis is placed on the keywords 'package' and 'import' of Java and command line tools and their options (javac, jar and java).
  
  Compile the utility class (Speak.java), compile the application (MyApp.java) against the tree of bytecode (. / obj) and running the application against the tree quote bytecode:
  

  2013-05-11 20:23:58 dpchrist@desktop ~/sandbox/java/jar
  $ make clean
  rm -rf bin ext obj
  
  2013-05-11 20:24:01 dpchrist@desktop ~/sandbox/java/jar
  $ make using_class_files
  # create utility bytecode file (Speak.class)
  mkdir -p obj/com/example/myapp/util
  javac -d obj src/com/example/myapp/util/Speak.java
  # compile application file against Speak.class
  mkdir -p bin/using_class_files
  javac -d bin/using_class_files -cp obj src/com/example/myapp/MyApp.java
  # run application
  java -cp obj:bin/using_class_files MyApp
  hello, world!

  Put the bytecode of the utility (Speak.class) file in a JAR file (util.jar) works, but compile the application against the tree in the POT (. / ext) fails:
  

  2013-05-11 20:24:08 dpchrist@desktop ~/sandbox/java/jar
  $ make using_jar_file
  # put Speak.class into a Java archive (util.jar)
  mkdir -p ext/com/example/myapp
  jar cvf ext/com/example/myapp/util.jar -C obj/com/example/myapp/util Speak.class
  added manifest
  adding: Speak.class(in = 572) (out= 364)(deflated 36%)
  # print util.jar table of contents
  jar tf ext/com/example/myapp/util.jar
  META-INF/
  META-INF/MANIFEST.MF
  Speak.class
  # compile application against util.jar
  mkdir -p bin/using_jar_file
  javac -d bin/using_jar_file -extdirs ext src/com/example/myapp/MyApp.java
  src/com/example/myapp/MyApp.java:1: error: package com.example.myapp.util does not exist
  import com.example.myapp.util.Speak;
                               ^
  src/com/example/myapp/MyApp.java:4: error: cannot find symbol
       Speak s = new Speak();
       ^
    symbol:   class Speak
    location: class MyApp
  src/com/example/myapp/MyApp.java:4: error: cannot find symbol
       Speak s = new Speak();
                     ^
    symbol:   class Speak
    location: class MyApp
  3 errors
  make: *** [using_jar_file] Error 1

  Any suggestions?
  
  TIA,
  
  David

  Normally, you would run javac from the 'src' directory, so:

  javac [options] com/mycompany/whatever/package/MyClass.java
  

  It will then automatically find or compile all the other classes that are correctly under 'src' under their packages.