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To clarify, I mean two jar files referenced with in the Rsrc-Class-Path: of the manifest
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To clarify, I mean two jar files referenced with in the Rsrc-Class-Path: of the manifest

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Ina manifest of a jar file, does the order in which the jars are listed matter.<br />
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WHll the former fars be able to acess the later jars. &nbsp;Will the later jars be able to access the former jars<br />
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Thanks
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Ina manifest of a jar file, does the order in which the jars are listed matter.

WHll the former fars be able to acess the later jars.  Will the later jars be able to access the former jars

Thanks

Java, does the order in which jar files are specified within a manifest file matter

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