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I built a Java app using NetBeans on Windows, but get the above
exception when attempting to start my app.jar on Linux. I know the
problem is caused by the IBM JVM not finding jmf.jar but I don't have
the solution.
Using the Library Manager in NetBeans on Windows, the classpath is set
to ....\artifacts\libs\jmf\jmf.jar . Is this path embedded in my
app.jar file? If it is, I cannot simulate it on Linux because the
classpath contains a drive C:\ ...
exception when attempting to start my app.jar on Linux. I know the
problem is caused by the IBM JVM not finding jmf.jar but I don't have
the solution.
Using the Library Manager in NetBeans on Windows, the classpath is set
to ....\artifacts\libs\jmf\jmf.jar . Is this path embedded in my
app.jar file? If it is, I cannot simulate it on Linux because the
classpath contains a drive C:\ ...