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  Hello, everyone, I'm a newbie here.
  
  I'm working on a java project that uses a lot of external jar files. During this time I developed a class in this project that responds to these jar files. When I finished this project, I would like to export my custom class with all the libraries of reference as a single pot, so that I can reuse in other projects.
  
  However, how can I do?
  
  P.S. I'm using Eclipse as my IDE.

  It sounds very complicated. Genarally you can "explode" all the jars required in a directory of trees and jar them upward again.

• JDeveloper Extension Project does not have a class of jar - java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError

  I created a JDeveloper extension project, I need to see some external pots according to my condition. I added the jar to the project and I'm not facing problems at compile time. But when I run my extension, I get the following error:

  class java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: < subject >

  .

  .

  Caused by: oracle.classloader.util.AnnotatedClassNotFoundException

  I tried the following options:

  1 added the pots to the project

  2. Add the jars as library

  3 referenced by MANIFEST pots. MF file

  But none of the above worked for me. The pots are getting delivered with my ExtensionProject.jar, but even when I add the extension for JDeveloper, it does not work.

  I am using JDev version 11.1.1.6

  Finally, this solved!

  The pots should be added as dependencies in the expansion project extension.xml file.

• How the pre-audit of the ksoap2.jar?

  Hello

  I use Ksoap2.jar in my project. I already have pre-audit ksoap2-j2me-core-prev - 2.1.2.jar.,.

  Now, I want to add a class file HttpTransportBasicAuth.class. and I want to new preverify the jar.

  but don't know how to do. ?

  Thank you.

  I say we leave the ksoap file as it is and put the extra class in your project, or an own library only.
  ksoap2 source is available on sourceforge, you can download it and do what the license allows.

• How to save external files in the logical project?

  Didn't know how to phrase the question. Here's the question. Ex: someone sent me an audio file to add to my project of logic and I have it drag my desktop and everything is all fine and good. I save the project, and then proceed to remove the audio file from my office. I then go back to open my logical project and it says that it cannot find the file. In Garageband, once I recorded an audio file project, it is always there even if I deleted it from my office. But in the logic, it does not do this. Is it sort of permanently save/integrate a file in a project of logic, so that I can remove from my desk and there not try to pick him up every time at the opening?

  

  Hello

  You must have the logic to copy the files:

  For new projects, use file > save and make sure that "Copy the following files to your project" is enabled for audio files.

  

  For existing projects, or file > save as, then check the same box

  or

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• What should I do with my project created under Labview 64bits?

  Given that I have started using a new PC with Windows 7 x 64, I start to build my project in labview x 64. It was more than a year and the project involvoes there are a few cameras, IO, etc..

  There are problems, such as some devices that I use labview for control is not x 64 drivers or the drivers do not work properly; However, I managed to make it work until I need to integrate Matlab scripts into my project and we paid just for the Mathscripts, but I suddenly realized that Mathscript does not support LV 64 bit on my system.

  Thus, the questions are

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  Whatever it is, I need to spend time on ANYTHING?

  Anyone who has some experience in this field could shed light on me?

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  I have divided my application in three applications.

  (1) USER INTERFACE

  (2) background

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  UI and background are made but have no idea of the library. Rough idea, is that it contains the class that can be stored inside the vector that is stored using permanent storage.

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  Sorry, I can only really talk through JDE and only on how we do.  Might not be fair, but it works for us.

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  (a) when the library is shared between the project in a workspace.

  What is described here:

  http://supportforums.BlackBerry.com/T5/Java-development/how-project-dependency-between-two-Applicati...

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  In projects that use this shared library, we add a link to the jar, in the project properties. To do this, right of the mouse click on the project, select Properties, select the tab to generate and you will see that you can specify imported in jars.  We add our "release" jar library in there.

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  The only problem with this approach is that the cod of the library is NOT automatically put on the Simulator.  Therefore, do it manually.

  The same thing happens with Applications on a device of loading, you must be sure to include your cod library with your Applications.

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