The generated MCW code uses JNI (Java Native Interface) to forward your API calls to the underlying .JAR file. You can create bindings libraries for any .JAR file that was originally targeted to be ...

No third-party libraries seem to have any JavaDoc exposed in the editor. Is there any example of a simple project configured with a dependency on a library .jar (that has an associated JavaDoc .jar, ...

If this were a static c library, or a cocoa framework I'd know what to do! But I don't know how to package a 3rd party jar library along with my own jar.

However, the program is likely to have been compiled against a different version of the library; the implicit assumption is that compiling against log4j-1.2.3.jar and running against log4j-1.2.15 ...

I've put the jar files in a new folder, added that folder to the PATH and CLASSPATH, and added that to the build path as an external library. I've added a user defined library in Eclipse ...

The Java Extension Mechanism is described in the Java Tutorial as a “standard, scalable way to make custom APIs available to all applications running on the Java platform.” As described in ...

Fortunately, Java bytecode is a high-level representation amenable to precise analysis because of the existence of class hierarchies, the availability of type information, and the absence of ...

The following command enables you to run any Java JAR file on the command line: java -jar jarfilename.jar To use the JAR file opener that comes when you install Java with the JDK, just issue the ...