I need to make use of additional jars during the execution of the program. I manually add the jars to the relative ./lib folder and then execute the program. How should I define the classpath in the manifest file?
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I need to make use of additional jars during the execution of the program. I manually add the jars to the relative ./lib folder and then execute the program. How should I define the classpath in the manifest file?
You can’t use regular expressions or other wildcards in the
Class-Pathattribute of your manifest.There is only one supported wildcard in Java, and that only works on if specified on the commandline on a “manual”
javainvocation (i.e. not using-jar): usingdirectoryname/*.