问题
I have a jar file which mentions the main class in the manifest. When I try to execute the jar using the following command
java -cp .;./* com.foo.MainClass
The code executes and works.
When I try to execute the jar using the following command
java -cp .;./* -jar myjar.jar
I get class not found execptions for some jars which are in the same folder as myjar.jar. I hoping that the -cp option will include those jars in class path. I modified my code to print java.class.path property. In the first case it listed all jars in the current directory, in second case it just listed myjar.jar
I also modified the manifest to add Class-Path element to it with all jars. Then the second command works. But in my code I am trying to load a aribtrary class whose name is provided at command prompt, so I want the class path to contain all jars in a folder. How do I make the second command work in this scenario?
回答1:
From this,
An executable JAR must reference all the other dependent JARs it requires through the Class-Path header of the manifest file. The environment variable CLASSPATH and any class path specified on the command line is ignored by the JVM if the -jar option is used.
回答2:
You will need your own classloader to deal with this. -jar only respects the information in the Manifest and wildcards are not allowed there.
You might find the example of a reloadable class useful: http://www.exampledepot.com/egs/java.lang/ReloadClass.html
回答3:
Here is a good discussion on this issue.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8396100/does-java-jar-option-alter-classpath-options