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Old 12-17-2010, 02:08 AM   #8
kranu
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Originally Posted by kindle3zeng View Post
I'm new to java also, but I just managed to get my first kindlet run.

I took a look at your package, I'm not sure what tool you used to package it. But I used ellipse, and exported it as a jar file, using a manifest file:

Code:
Manifest-Version: 1.0
Description: Test for Kindle
Main-Class: test.Main
Implementation-Title: Hello
Implementation-Version: 0.0.1
Implementation-Vendor: Me
At first, I didn't include
Code:
Description: Test for Kindle
Main-Class: test.Main
which caused my kindlet not to show up.

With these lines added, it ran like a charm.
Well, I already had the Main-Class line, but I added the description line, and the Kindlet magically appeared on my screen! I'm not sure why this happened, because when I removed the line from my code and reuploaded, the Kindlet did not disappear.

I suspect that the problem could have been with the fact that I was using the 64-bit eclipse, but I compiled this one with 32-bit eclipse. Unfortunately, I have no way of checking because I wiped out my computer, but thanks for your help! Now I can finally try some developing
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