XOM API for Processing XML with Java

["Scott Brush" <sbrush01 AT roadrunner.com>]

Thank you to everyone who has responded to my question.  I added a ClassPath 
line to my manifest file and was able to run my .jar file from the PC where I 
created the application.  However, when I copied this file to another PC, a 
laptop, which doesn't have the XOM classes installed on it, I got the 
java.lang.noClassDefFound error.  I included the XOM .jar file in the .jar 
file I created for my application and even unarchived everything from the 
.jar file but the same error popped up.

Is it possible to run a .jar file with XOM classes on a PC without them being 
installed?


Scott Brush
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Scott Brush schrieb am 11.05.2009 um 13:58:01 (-0700):

> Is it possible to run a .jar file with XOM classes on a PC without
> them being installed?

If you want to spread some good jam on your slice of bread but forgot
the jar at home, well, your breakfast won't work.

The "XOM classes" you're referring to seem to be classes you've coded
yourself which reference the XOM library classes, and hence need them
around at runtime, and also at compile time.

Michael Ludwig