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While Windows file systems are not case sensitive, Java itself is. Java
applications and JBuilder can experience bizarre problems finding class files,
source files, etc, if the items in question are stored within a jar file
whose extension is not of the expected case. 2001-Jan-22 9:45pm gyles19@visi.com | |
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