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Adding external libraries through Terminal
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I m newly using Mac os x I want to set libraries through terminal I am creating a program in java to extract data from an image for that purpose i ve installed Asprise OCR library's package it having two main files 1-aspriseOCR.jar file 2-libAspriseOCR.jnilib file and i want to run my Demo program through terminal how can i run my program when i run program it gives an error Quote:
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Add the JARs to your CLASSPATH either through your Ant / Maven build script or manually.
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Quote:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manifest_file For the detailed spec, google keywords: java manifest specification |
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