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All I seem to be getting is some mxgraph stuff, even in the jar file called jgraph. And we'll call it Friday, October 19, 7: One classpath entry can only refer to a folder with classes or a jar with classes. You didn't use the -classpath option as I explained before. You still need to tell the java command where to find the dependency.

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Thanks for the link. I am able to run the given JGraphXAdapter code successfully, but when I try to integrate it in my own code I get a blank screen.

The commands and the error messages are shown below C: What do you mean? Actually I want to use JGraphs. In that link somebody said "The most trickey for me was having to set-up the cell location and dimension, before applying layouts. Search everywhere only in this topic. I think it was in Java 6 that they added classpath wildcards.

Friday, October 19, 7: Is it because I don't have the right cell location or dimensions like that person posted? One classpath entry can only refer to a folder with classes or a jar with classes. Philip A Grim II.

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How to create jar file for application using JNI? The API is completely different and the adapter won't work with it - and there's not an easy path to make it work. So I added the executable jar file to eclipse and the code was working but when i am running it from command prompt JNI error comes up. It's just like a fortune cookie, but instead of a cookie, it's pie. I am trying to compile my version of the JGraphAdapterDemo using the latest jgraphx. Runtime problem in Command Prompt.

Jgraaphx it's because of the cell location stuff.

Class Path Wild Cards. All I seem to be getting is some mxgraph stuff, even in the jar file called jgraph.

So is it necessary to add the classpath even if the java file and the jar file are in the same directory? You didn't use the -classpath option as I explained before.

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You still need to tell the java command where to find the dependency. And we'll call it The JGraph adapter and the associated demo are for a previous version of JGraph.

So you can specify all jars in a particular directory using a jaf -- here's a link to the part of the tutorial where it says that: Exception in thread "main" java.

You can find it here: If you use the jgraph jar file that is in the lib directory of the jgrapht distro, you can make the demo work.

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Thanks, Alex Everyone hates slow websites. JAR file with Jess. Sorry I exactly did not get your question. A single period refers only jgraphd the current folder, not any jars inside it.

So I tried downloading the latest jgraph from jgraph. Free forum by Nabble.