Michael P. McCutcheon wrote:

all of the stuff into one jar (j3dall.jar).  That is the only thing I
classpath to.  Could this screw it up?  ( I guess the answer is yes :) )
No, because the DTDs are not kept in JAR files. They're in a separate
DTD directory that is part of the TAR file. The HowToInstall
instructions explicitly talk about what you need to have in the
classpath to make sure everything works correctly.

I suppose we could put the DTDs into a JAR just to have people point it
at one less thing, but that makes them a little harder to update on the
end user machine as the DTD changes during the spec development.

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