I'd like to use a manifest file for this since I am redistributing this JAR.
Currently, I have a JAR file that netbeans created. The only problem is that Netbeans wants to copy the files locally as I mentioned in another
thread. I have found about a dozen other posts with peopel having the same netbeans issue.
Anyways, what I am now trying is this:
1) Extract the jar file with WinRAR/WinZip
2) Fix the incorrect classpath netbeans provided
3) zip the folder back into a zip file
4) Change the extension to .jar
This works, except it still can't find my jar files..
What I need to know is if within the manifest file I should put C:\Program Files or "C:\Program Files" or something else. Right now neither seems to work.
Here is the manifest(and yes it ends in a newline)
What makes this incredibly annoying is that it runs just fine in Netbeans, referencing the JARs like it should. However when it makes the JAR it sets the classpath incorrectly...