ISSUE: hard coded values for app.mainjar and app.classpath should be removed and configuration file should refer to the jar bundled with application.

Attachment contains required jars and screenshot.

Steps to reproduce:

try the following command at windows command line

C:\Users\rbgangad.ORADEV>C:\PROGRA~1\Java\jdk-9\bin\javapackager -deploy -verbose -outdir D:\TEMP\te
stBundlerWorkDir1060412094374121155\bundles -outfile test -native exe -Bclasspath=com.greetings.jar
-appclass com.greetings.App1 -BjvmProperties="sqe.aba.caba=dabacaba" -name JvmOptionsTestCheckWithou
tStripNativeCommands -srcdir C:\Users\rbgangad.ORADEV\Desktop\rough\temp\jars -srcfiles com.greeting
s.jar -BmainJar=com.greetings.jar -BjvmOptions="-Dsqe.foo.bar=baz -Dsqe.qux.corge=grault -Djavafx.ve
rbose=true -Dprism.verbose=true"

2. After creation of bundle, double click on bundle and try to install bundle in windows.

3. Go to installed directory and check the file "C:\Program Files\JvmOptionsTestCheckWithou
tStripNativeCommands\app\JvmOptionsTestCheckWithou
tStripNativeCommands.cfg"

4. check the harded coded path for app.mainjar and app.classpath similar to like "app.mainjar=C:\Users\rbgangad.ORADEV\Desktop\rough\temp\jars\com.greetings.jar"

5. Can we retain hardcoded path ?
Answer: No, because if bundled application is on one machine and application deployed is on another machine then application won't run in this case.