romalopes <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> once said:
> Using the ant I can cread the MSX.jar, but when I run this jar the
> follow error appears: Exception in Thread "main"
> java.lang.NoclassDefFoundError: msx/MSX
>
> Another problem is how to use the classpath correctly.
>
> <target name="jarMSX" description="faz o jar do MSX">
> <jar destfile="${path.classpath}/MSX.jar">
> <fileset dir="${dir.bin}"/>
> <fileset file="${xerces.home}/xerces.jar"/>
> <fileset file="${path.classpath}/socket.jar"/>
> <fileset file="CONFIGURACAO_MSX.xml"/>
> <manifest >
> <attribute name="Built-By"
> value="${user.name}"/>
> <attribute name="Main-class" value="msx.MSX"/>
> <attribute name="Class-Path"
> value="${path.classpath}\socket.jar ${xerces.home}/xerces.jar""/>
> </manifest> </jar>
> </target>
I haven't done this myself, but from what I know of Ant and Java, I
suspect your problem is with the manifest's classpath. Keep in mind that
when you include the file
/foo/bar/lib/xerces.jar
into your JAR, it strips the directory entirely. Thus you locate it as
"xerces.jar" without a path component. Similarly, when you include a
bunch of *.class files from a hierarchy, it strips the root
("${dir.bin}/") from the files and only includes the package hierarchy.
Given the above, you should merely have to change the "Class-Path" line
to this:
<attribute name="Class-Path" value="socket.jar xerces.jar"/>
Hmm, you also have an extra close quote (/xerces.jar""/>) unless that's
just a typo. I figure Ant wouldn't run as the XML is invalid. Anyway,
give that a shot. :)
David Harkness
Sr. Software Engineer
Sony Pictures Digital Networks
(310) 482-4756
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