In addition to its JAR building and editing features, JClass JarMaster lets you conveniently view and edit your CLASSPATH and JAR manifest files.
Verifying and setting the CLASSPATH is important since it is what JarMaster uses as it searches for dependencies when creating JARs or adding dependencies.
The presence of a manifest file is what differentiates a JAR from a ZIP file. The purpose of the manifest file is to indicate to external applications, such as IDEs, what purpose your files serve. Some of your JAR's classes are Beans, and are meant to be used directly by an IDE; others are created and used only during design time.
Thus, it is important to properly set the manifest file that is included in your JAR. With JClass JarMaster, you can easily review, modify, or define all manifest file details.
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