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I have created an application that I wish for people to be able to run from command line, like so:

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Problem is my application uses functions from 3 .Jar files.

Here is how my folder(Assume it is called MyApplication) currently looks:

Application(folder)(contains .class files + source code)

jar1.jar
jar2.jar
jar3.jar
Manifest.txt

I understand I need add some information to the Manifest.txt file but I am struggling in adding stuff to it in the correct format.

Assuming the above folder is called my MyApplication, what I need to put in the Manifest and how to build it all as a Jar File.

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