On MAC O.S., how to get the name of files that has been dropped onto apple script to boot JAR with the name of file as a argument to JAR

Question

In Script editor i have written a command to boot the JAR.

do shell script \"cd /Desktop/RunJar/; java -jar RunMyJar.jar\"

and Saved as

Answer 1

To add to Paul's answer

on open of finderObjects

repeat with currFile in finderObjects
   -- ok, we have our current item. But it's an "alias": a Mac OS path
   -- not a POSIX path
   set unixPath to POSIX path of currFile

   set base to do shell script "dirname " & unixPat
   set fname to do shell script "basename " & unixPath
   -- you could ask the Finder to give this to you too -- I'll use this way because
   -- I'm guessing it's more familiar to you

   do shell script "cd '" & base & "';" & " java -jar " & fname
end repeat  

end open