Re: Deploying an application that uses Xerces

[Geoff Granum]

I have fallen in love with Inno Setup. I assume you are deploying to 
Windows, as the path issues don't seem to pop up as much with Unix users... 
If you are installing to Unix, you can simply do the wrapper suggestion, or 
instead of always running from the wrapper, use an installation jar to 
modify the users classpath permanently.

As for Inno Setup, it is completely free (of charge, to quote the site): 
http://www.jrsoftware.org/isinfo.php

It will handle changing of environmental variables, and even creates an 
uninstall routine. It is a very professional, very complete Windows 
installer package. If you have any quick quesions about it feel free to 
contact me off-list.
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Geoff Granum
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Aeronautical & Astronautical Engineering,
Purdue University
West Lafayette, Indiana

On Mon, 18 Aug 2003 17:11:50 +1000, Paul Norris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
wrote:

I have developed a fairly simple application that saves it's documents in 
XML and uses SAX to reload them.  Now I want to deploy it so it can be 
executed by end-users.  The problem is that if somebody downloads the JAR 
and executes it, the loader won't instantiate because it can't find the 
SAX classes.  Is there any way I can set up the JAR file so it can tell 
the Java machine where to find xerces.jar?

Paul Norris
National Direct Response Pty Ltd
Ph:     03 9764 1799
Fax:    03 9764 1599
Email:  [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Web:    www.ndr.com.au

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