Perhaps it will be back in a future release. And the get DropMain to call the wrapper instead. Wrappers can be used to do more sophisticated things. Two examples are included, one for calling javac and one for calling the package version of javadoc. DropMain x.x .zip .
Same caveat applies as above.
This is not recommended as it wastes disk space. Make an alias of DropMain1.2.zip in the directory where you will create your new Droplet, and call it DropMain.zip. Creating a new Droplet The simplest way to create a new Droplet for an application is to copy one of the example droplets and configuration files to a new directory, and change the configuration and classpath. Be sure to pick an example that has the resources to recognise the file types you want to drop. For example, one might place it in the base directory containing the package hierarchy of your super command line application, and give it an appropriate filename.