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Executable jar file not running.

 
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Hi,

I have an executable jar file with a class named UTSApp this class contains the main method used to run the application. This class extends from SingleFrameApplication of JDIC components API in java6. I want to execute this file. I have this file at my desktop and i m trying to execute it using the command sequence. Current directory is the desktop.


I get the following error:
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/jdesktop/application/SingleFrameApplication

What is to be included in the classpath so that java will detect this SingleFrameApplication class

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Suhas
 
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You need a Swing Application Framework library inside your classpath. You can download it here.
 
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I have the library in my classpath it is named appframework-1.0.3 which has the swing based class SingleFrameApplication.
I have included the same now as follows:



But still I encounter the same error. Please advise.

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Suhas
 
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Your library isn't in the classpath.

Do this.
 
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I did exactly as you suggested but it is still showing the same error. The code in the netbeans tool is running fine but if try to run it from command prompt it is showing error.

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Suhas
 
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