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f a place for a new jar file is not explicitely chosen, Jar Packager uses the IDE startup directory as the default location. This could result in creation od the jar file in the bin directory, if the user ran the IDE directly from this directory.
fixed in [boston 1120]
Still not fixed in build 1125 and 49. 1. Start IDE. 2. Open JAR packager from Tools|JAR packager. 3. JAR archive location shown will be <FORTE_HOME>/Development 4. Delete this location and enter only "myjar.jar" into the text field. 5. Create JAR. 6. "myjar.jar" will be placed into the <FORTE_HOME>/bin directory. I don't understand why there is <FORTE_HOME>/Development as an offered location after IDE start. I think the default location should be user's home directory System.getProperty("user.home") instead of currently used working directory System.getProperty("user.dir").
Created attachment 200 [details] Exception thrown in step 5 in build 1125.
Fixed in [boston 1127]
fixed in [main trunk] (NB54), [boston 1127]
verified i [boston1159] and [main trunk](nb74)
Resolved for 3.4 or earlier, no new info since then -> closing.