Shayne R Flint - 2002-04-04

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The problem is that you used the Unix '/' file separator instead on the Windows '\'.

While Java can handle both forms, armidale only looks for the current platform file separator (ie. / on unix and \ on windows).

So the solution is to use the correct file separator for your platform. eg. on windows use:

java -jar jars\armidale.jar

Armidale 0.9.5 will handle / and \, as well as the current platform separator.