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Hi, I am writing a Java application, and I want to use the tools.jar file in my application. It is located in the bin folder of the jdk. I am using JCreator LE. I have created an executable jar file of my own and it runs fine. I would just like know how to use tools.jar so that I can run my application on any PC without having to reconfigure it each time.

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Using system properties find the JDK installation path and you can manipulate the bin folder using that path.
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You should ship the tools.jar files with your main application, then set up the classpath for your jar.
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