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Is the version of the javaw command 1.6? version 1.5 will not be able to execute code generated by a 1.6 javac.
You say that the program works if you use the javaw command, put the jar files on the classpath and reference the starting class.
That would mean that the jar file contains all the class files it needs and the classpath points to what else it needs
The problem must be in the manifest.
What error message do you get if you open a console window and enter: java -jar <jarname>.jar?
I don't know about JWindow or eclipse, so if the problem is with either of them I can't help.
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