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• Frequently Asked Questions

• How to distribute your java application using jar?

  One of the options how to distribute your Java application is to make the JAR file (Java archive). Every Java archive contains a manifest file which describes the rest of the files in the archive. These are typically class files, security information, etc. The creation of Java archive is possible in the project tree in NetBeans IDE.

• What is a ball canning jar used for?

  The iconic Ball Canning mason jar is recognizable as a staple of home canning, preserving & pickling. For generations, people have trusted Ball Canning for keeping garden picked green beans fresh, extending the shelf life of salsa & tomato sauces or beautifully displaying homemade jams & jellies as gifts.

• Is the Trappist monk on the label of your jar real?

  If you’re like me, you may have enjoyed many a jar of Trappist Preserves before realizing that the cheerful label depicted more than just clever advertising. In fact, the cauldron-stirring monk on each jar of Trappist Preserves is based on reality, since every all natural batch is made by Trappist monks living right here in New England.

• What can you store in an anchor hocking jar?

  Perfect for holding dry ingredients like candy, coffee beans, and spices, Anchor Hocking food storage jars and ingredient canisters are a great storage solution. Measuring cups from Anchor Hocking feature easy-to-read gradation marks that help you measure your liquid ingredients quickly and accurately.

• What type of cookie is a gingerbread cookie?

  A gingerbread man is a biscuit or cookie made of gingerbread, usually in the shape of a stylized human, although other shapes, especially seasonal themes (Christmas, Halloween, Easter, etc.) and characters, are common.