When wrapping projects I do all my editing with Notepad++ and then compile it with Simple Library Compiler (SLC). I have come across the following phenomenon on a number of occasions - "old" versions of a newly compiled Jar remains in the Jar. See the attached JAR for those that are able to peek into the jar.
It shows two wrapper folders:
1. mobilevisionbitmapwrapper and...
2. mobilevisiontextwrapper
mobilevisiontextwrapper has been removed from the Java project but yet it still shows when I peek into the Jar with jd-gui.exe - after I have compiled the code with the "mobilevisiontext" folder being removed. The only way to get this sorted out is to delete the "bin" folder in the Java project and then recompile the Java code with SLC. If I do it this way then the new Jar is "clean" i.e the traces of previously used folders with classes that are no longer required are gone. Any explanation why this phenomenon occurs?
Rgds
JS
It shows two wrapper folders:
1. mobilevisionbitmapwrapper and...
2. mobilevisiontextwrapper
mobilevisiontextwrapper has been removed from the Java project but yet it still shows when I peek into the Jar with jd-gui.exe - after I have compiled the code with the "mobilevisiontext" folder being removed. The only way to get this sorted out is to delete the "bin" folder in the Java project and then recompile the Java code with SLC. If I do it this way then the new Jar is "clean" i.e the traces of previously used folders with classes that are no longer required are gone. Any explanation why this phenomenon occurs?
Rgds
JS