running a jar file on desktop
[190 byte] By [kenana] at [2007-11-26 9:20:49] 
hey i created a jar file using jgrasp and saved it in my documents, however when i click on it to launch it i get the message 'invalid or corrupt jarfile' what could be the problem?
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# 1
Hi,
I would recommend to test jar file via zip command. If jar file is correct you must
be able to unzip it. This will exclude damage on filesystem level. When this is all
right I recommend to check JVM versions. Are they same during creation in
jgrasp and during the launch on your desktop. Please let me know your
findings.
PetrG at 2007-7-6 23:52:21 >
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