Hi Macy,
While I think Gary's comment might provide the answer you need, I just wanted to check something.
I created the runme.jar using:
jar cvmf runme.jar Manifest.mf -C suncertify .
The options to creating a jar file are position dependant. That is, you have specified "cvmf" which means that you wish to
create a jar file, be
verbose about it (show on screen all files being added), the next command line parameter will be the
manifest, followed by the jar
filename.
However you then contradict this by listing the jar filename first then the manifest.
To fix
that problem, the command line
you should be using should be:
jar cv
mf Manifest.mf runme.jar -C suncertify .
Or:
jar cv
fm runme.jar Manifest.mf -C suncertify .
I also think your paths are going to be wrong inside the jar file. You specified "-C suncertify" on your command line, which means that the paths will all start from
within the suncertify directory. That is, instead of your jar file containing "suncertify/Start.class" the suncertify will be dropped, and Start.class will appear in the root directory.
You can check this by running "jar tvf runme.jar" and check whether you have "suncertify" in the paths.
To get around that problem, just drop the "-C suncertify" from the command line.
Regards, Andrew