Error handling:
If fail if an error occurs with this class path entry is checked,
the application will terminate with an error message if this directory does not exist.
Error handling:
If fail if an error occurs with this class path entry is checked,
the application will terminate with an error message if this directory does not exist.
The last path component can include a * as a placeholder for a frequently changing version number. This is not a wildcard for processing multiple matching paths, rather it is intended for systems like maven where the version number on dependencies is part of the file name and is frequently changed. An example is bin/commons-io-*.jar which will match a file like bin/commons-io-1.0.jar at compile time. This replacement is performed at compile-time and not a runtime.
Error handling:
If fail if an error occurs with this class path entry is checked,
the application will terminate with an error message if this archive does not exist.
Error handling:
If fail if an error occurs with this class path entry is checked,
the application will terminate with an error message if this environment
variable is not defined.
Except for the "Environment variable" classpath type, you can use environment variables in the text field with the following syntax: ${VARIABLE_NAME} where you replace VARIABLE_NAME with the desired environment variable.
Note that for path selections by means of a file chooser ([...] buttons), install4j will try to convert the path to be relative to the distribution source directory.