This bug still exists in Maverick.
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Title:
.jar file should open with JRE instead of archive manager
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Status: Incomplete => Expired
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Could you please test and comment back? Thanks in advance.
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Thank you both for your comments.
> @Pedro: I believe zerwas means that when a .jar file is double clicked,
> rather than being opened with the archive manager
That's exactly what i meant, yes.
@Bruno: The question in your argumentation is how often it is _not_ the
case that a .jar file does not
@zerwas: A .jar file can only be opened with the JRE if it's an
executable Jar file, i.e. if it has a Main-Class specification in its
manifest. If the Jar file doesn't have a main class specification, it
should be opened with the archive manager because it is not an
executable jar file. Opening a n
so the jre should register the files right?
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Importance: Undecided => Low
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.jar file should open with JRE instead of archive manager
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