The manifest file we will make will be created as an archive named MANIFEST.MF in our jar file under the META-INF directory. To see what it looks like, you will later need to extract it with something like WinZip.
We need to give the jar tool a hint that Panel.class is a bean for the beanbox. So create a file in
the src directory called manny.txt that has:
Name: java/awt/Panel.class
Java-Bean: True
where exactly one space follows the : of each name/value pair.
Those lines of text are added to the manifest file archive for the beanbox to read later.
The m flag indicates to jar the manifest info to add to the manifest file in Meta-INF. The order
of the f and m flags is the order of their arguments so try:
You should have a jar file that is loadable into the beanbox. This is what mine looks like.
Notice the properties.