Can you tell on runtime if you're running java from within a jar? -

I have an application that some of my users run from Eclipse, and others run it using a jar file.

I want some actions to go from within the jar, but I do not want them to keep going from eclipse.

What is the way to know the Runtime? Is the current application running from within a jar?

Thank you!

Dikla

Well, you can tell that a class with jars Whether or not loaded - use Foo.class.getResource ("Foo.class") and see if the returned URL starts or does not "jar:"

For example, do this program:

package com.whatever;

  public class Foo {public static zero main (string) [] args) {System.out.println (Foo.class.getResource ("Foo.class")); }}  

Loading file from file system:

  file: / c: / user / john / test / com / jo / foo .class  

is being played from a jar file:

  jar: file: / c: / user / jon / test / foojar ! / Com / whatever / foo class