how to launch SWT application from command line?

M

mdx

Hi all

I made a simple SWT app with eclipse. It loads perfectly with eclipse
3.11. I can't seem to get it to load with command line.

I googled, and ppl are saying I need the path of swt.jar. I can't find
that file. Under eclipse, I have these files instead.

org.eclipse.swt_3.1.0.jar
org.eclipse.swt.win32.win32.x86_3.1.1.jar

Can somebody please help me out?

I am using, WINXP, Java 5.0,


Thanks.

Howie
 
R

Roedy Green

I made a simple SWT app with eclipse. It loads perfectly with eclipse
3.11. I can't seem to get it to load with command line.

I am using Eclipse and Win2k. I did a sweep and found 3 versions of
ve_swt.jar
in
E:\eclipse\plugins\org.eclipse.ve.swt_1.0.1
E:\eclipse\plugins\org.eclipse.ve.swt_1.0.2
and E:\eclipse\plugins\org.eclipse.ve.swt_1.1.01

I would just add the latest version to your general classpath or add
it to the EXT directories. Presumably Eclipse handles it for you for
a SWT project.

See http://mindprod.com/classpath.html
 
M

mdx

i had to download the SWT package from eclipse(which contains some dll
files, and SWT.jar)

E:\eclipse\plugins\org.eclipse.ve.swt_1.0.1
E:\eclipse\plugins\org.eclipse.ve.swt_1.0.2
and E:\eclipse\plugins\org.eclipse.ve.swt_1.1.01
these ones don't work. I had those before.

so, this is how i fixed it
extra the package to the same dir I have app. then made a jar files..
voila..

the whole problem was due to the lack of swt.jar and the dll files.
 

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