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Your second solution works well for what I'm trying to do. Not as smooth as I'd hoped, but it works, and that's what really matters. It all goes into a batch file anyway... Thanks for the help!

@sedj: According to this page: http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/ext/basics/download.html In the "More about the Class-Path Header" section near the bottom, it talks about using just a folder name. Perhaps the "resources" it talks about do not include jar files? Writing my own...

Howdy all. I'm writing a little Java application that consists of a base app and as many addon modules as I feel like coding. To simplify distribution to users I would like to put the main app and each module into separate .jar files. Then I can tell users to put all modules in the "modules"...

Okay, I've done some searching online but I can't find quite what I need. I suspect it's partly because I'm not sure what to look for, as my Windows programming experience is limited. Maybe someone here could point me in the right direction. Here is my situation: I have two Windows...

I was afraid of that. I got "missing or corrupted" file errors when I tried adding them to the project. Thanks anyway.

Hey, I'm still learning MSVC so bear with me here. I have an object file that someone else wrote that I need to include in my project. The file is a UNIX .o file, and VC doesn't seem to recognize it. Is there a way to compile with that file so I can use it? Also, I'm using MSVS 6.0. Thanks...