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Problems about EXP file

Post by Tarantino » Thu Aug 27, 2015 6:47 am

I have read this question before
If an EXP file provides information on the public API of a package & only the CAP file is going to be install in the card, then in the card, where the public API of a package (library) information will be stored? In the CAP file, only the reference to those API's are there.
How the JCVM will understand these references?
How, all the framework.class file (other library files) will be stored in the card?

but there are no answers at all.
I really want to know the answer .Can somebody help me out?
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Re: Problems about EXP file

Post by UNKNwYSHSA » Wed Nov 04, 2015 5:06 am

The jc api are implement by the JCVM. The compiler know where the api through api.jar. You can look the file JCDK\lib\api.jar.
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