good you found the issue.
The problem stems from the difference in case handling in the file systems
on windows an Mac, which by default ignore case, and the jar as file
system, which is case sensitive.
met vriendelijke groet
Pieter van den Hombergh
Op za 28 sep 2024, 01:36 schreef Judi Rastall
Dear all,
I had no response to this but just in case anyone is interested, I have
found the problem. It turned out to be an image icon file I was calling
(one of several) and one of them had an uppercase letter on disk whereas
I was calling with all lowercase. The IDE glossed over this but the
Dear all,
I have a strange problem that I cannot understand. I am writing a large
application that uses methods to call other methods so as to modularise
the source code. Everything works perfectly well when I run it in the
Netbeans IDE but after a Clean & Build, the resulting .jar file works
