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    <p>I'm exporting a spring project as JAR. Now the problem is, I need to take care of spring jar files dependencies. </p> <p>One option for this is, include all the JAR files in the <code>Class-Path</code> header of the <em>MANIFEST.MF</em> file (A Real Pain in the neck). Second option I tried is using the Command Line, but of course, we can't have both <code>-cp</code> and <code>-jar</code> options to work together. Once we have <code>-jar</code>, <code>-cp</code> will get ignored.</p> <p>To ease out the first option, I wondered if I could introduce some wildcard here. So, I gave it a try, and changed my MANIFEST as:</p> <pre><code>Class-Path: lib/* </code></pre> <p>Nothing happened. This confirmed that Manifest headers don't treat <code>*</code> as wildcard -> <strong>FAILED</strong>.</p> <p>Then I moved onto the second option. I did a little tweaking there. I got rid of the JAR file, and decided to work with simple directory structure containing my class files. Then I created a <em>batch</em> file, with the command to run the main class, passing all the JAR files using wildcards as command line argument:</p> <pre><code>java -cp .;./* MainClass </code></pre> <p>and then I simply ran the batch file. Thankfully it worked. But I don't want it this way.</p> <p>If only there was some way to get it done using JAR file only, that would be much better option. Do I have any option here? The only thing that I doubt is am I using the Wildcards the right way in the MANIFEST header? Do the MANIFEST headers consider wildcards at all?</p> <hr> <p><strong>NOTE</strong>: I can't use Maven. So, it's not an option here.</p>
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    1. COIf you are using Maven, you could create an überjar containing all of the dependencies as well as your application code in a single jar. If this is of interest, I can provide you a fuller answer.
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