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JAR Files
Hi Guys,
Does anybody know how to create jar files and execute them..
Thanks in Advance
Does anybody know how to create jar files and execute them..
Thanks in Advance
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- Dafunkymunky
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Not sure about jar files but all programming I have done yeah you need software to make the file an executable file, just the file in a page of code dont do nothing.
I have only played around with C++ so I may be wrong.
I have only played around with C++ so I may be wrong.
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- Johneva
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JAVA is a little bit different, you don't make .exe files, you make .jar (or something like this) and they run in some java environment.
I forgot these things go to java website for more info, they also have very nice tutorial in html format.
I forgot these things go to java website for more info, they also have very nice tutorial in html format.
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JAR file
in linux system you can create jar file by typing :-
jar -cvf <jarfilename.jar> *
suppose u want make jar of files in test folder then :-
1> open linux terminal
2> get into test folder
3>type : - jar -cvf test.jar *
jar -cvf <jarfilename.jar> *
suppose u want make jar of files in test folder then :-
1> open linux terminal
2> get into test folder
3>type : - jar -cvf test.jar *
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Re: JAR Files
use eclipse, code your stuff, and than export as .JAR file (export is what it was like when i used it last month, it may have changed.)
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