Given a Java project created using Netbeans that has some libraries added (.jar files) - these are required for the project to work. If the project is copied over to another computer will these .jar files need to be added again?
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Jump to PostNormally yes.
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JamesCherrill
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Normally yes.
stultuske
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unless you call a service on a server where you store all your .jars needed, but that would require network connection.
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you can access jars on remote systems IF you can add the location of the jars to the application classpath.
Now to find a JVM that allows for classloading using UNC paths (Windows drive shares with an assigned letter would work fine, they're seen as local drives to software running on the system).
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