executable-jar

I understood that eclipse generates a runnable jar file with all library .jar files extracted and included in the jar file. How do I do the similar this while creating a jar file manually from command prompt. Do I need to extract all the lib jars into classes folder? Currently I am using - jar cvfm example.jar manifest.txt -C Classes/ . Which creates a jar file with all the class files and I need to have all the library jars in the same folder as this example.jar exists. there's no way do this kind of thing from the jar command line utility. there are 3 main solutions to the dependencies

(Disclaimer: I am not a Java programmer, and really have very little idea what I'm doing in Eclipse) I hacked out an application in Eclipse a while back which I finished off and exported as a JAR which runs nicely. I didn't take any notes or make any comments. The time comes to make some changes to the project but I have to reload it all again because my PC has since been wiped so some settings etc have probably changed. Anyway it all works and runs nicely from Eclipse. But when I export as a runnable JAR, and double click to run the application, it doesn't seem to execute. I can see that

I have created executable jar file(using Eclipse) , there are a set of image (.png) files that is to be inculded in the jar. So I have added a source folder with all the images inside /images folder in the project . Code has to access these file to create BufferedImage using ImageIO.read(new File(path); Earlier, To get the path I used ClassName.class.getResource(/image/test.png).toURI(); On executing jar , it throw error URI is not hierarchical So now I am using ClassName.class.getResourceAsStream(/image/test.png); But how to make ImageIO read from Inputstream ? I tried cast as follows

Okay so I made a game using Libgdx and I intended it to be a android app(which is why i use android studio) but I want to let my friend without android phones try it out. The project is already setup for both desktop and android so is there any way to export this as a executable jar file? TomGrill Games Type the command below in the terminal. Remember that you have to be in your LibGDX root directory, before issuing this command. gradlew desktop:dist More at: https://github.com/libgdx/libgdx/wiki/Gradle-on-the-Commandline#packaging-for-the-desktop You have to type gradlew desktop:dist command

I have a Java application and created a JAR file and deployed it. The App uses external JARs such as the Log4J JAR. When creating my JAR file, how do I include all external dependent JARs into my archive? In order to get my App working, I'm having to copy the Log4J JAR into the same directory as my own JAR which kinda defeats the purpose of the jar. Wouldn't it be more elegant to have 1 single JAR file to deploy? coder623 If you use Eclipse, You can extract all included files into one runnable jar like this: Right click on your project name from Package Explorer and select Export. In Export

I have a java project and i need to create jar file from my project . any body can tell me what is the simplest way to make this? From scratch.. with CMD The command line is what almost every other application will use to build your JAR file. They just wrap it up a little nicer for you. In truth, it's very simple to do yourself. Obviously Java have explained this way in detail so there is no sense in me repeating it. Note : You need to have your JDK/bin directoy appended onto your %PATH% system variable to be able to use this method. Double Note : As pointed out in the comments, I'd suggest

I am developing a web application using an executable jar with embedded Jetty. My jar contains a dependent jar.(jar in jar) I referenced to the JarRsrcLoader and RsrcURLStreamHandlerFactory that developed by Eclipse. JarRsrcLoader is using URL#setURLStreamHandlerFactory(RsrcURLStreamHandlerFactory) to resolve rsrc protocol. Thereby it can resolve class path for jar. But it becomes impossible to solve the usual protocol as side effects. for example file:xxxx or jar:xxxx . RsrcURLStreamHandlerFactory has setURLStreamHandlerFactory method. Maybe I think I should set the default implement to this