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I’m trying to start a jar after my login has proceeded.
This action is performed by the Task Scheduler from Windows.
When I run this jar from his own directory it works properly.
When I’m logged in, the JVM gives me the following error:
“Could not find main class” and the directory of my jar.
I already set up the main class in the manifest.
I can advise you to create .bat file with described classpath and else environments properties.
Most popular problems with missed JAVA_HOME property.
.bat file with described JAVA_HOME will help you to avoid any such problems.
Another way — just check does JAVA_HOME are setted it your system env settings.