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I want to start and stop my jar file as follows service myService start service myService stop my current jar file running as follows cd /home/alex/IdeaProjects/myService java -jar target/myService-SNAPSHOT-1.jar server config.yml What should I do? You need a Service Wrapper to run the Jar file. There are examples and instructions for init.d here. or for systemd (ubuntu 16+) here user2684301 I prefer a light weight, free, bash script rather than a more elaborate system that requires licensing. http://gustavostraube.wordpress.com/2009/11/05/writing-an-init-script-for-a-java-application/ Running

I am using JDeveloper 11g to develop a desktop application. I want to make entire project jar which is run-able in java environment.. if I use only standard Java library jar works fine but my project contains external library like JfreeChart, Comm, Hibernate3 etc etc... when I try to make jar Its shows errors how can I make entire jar of my projects along with external library's. thank you Shantanu Banerjee Please follow the below instructions.. Right-click project and select properties. Click on Deployment, setup new Deployment by entering Deployment Profile type and name. Now edit Deployment

I have created an executable jar and it works fine. For the testing purpose, I have used a dummy variable in the main method. Instead, I need to pass a string variable, while calling this executable jar from php. In short, I need to: Call the executable jar from PHP While calling the jar, I need to pass a string variable from PHP to the main method of the class inside executable jar. How can I accomplish the aforesaid? shell_exec("java -jar your_JAR.jar arg1 arg2"); you can also execute Java at all by using exec instead of shell_execute , giving it $output and & $return_var variables (see the

I have java project, and many class that have main method (just for testing purpose). When I create executable jar file by Eclipse, Eclipse will automatically selects which file is main class. (and often wrong). There is another way is change main class in manifest file in Jar file. But, it's so handy. So, my question is : how to choose this manually when create Jar file. Thanks :) Eclipse will set the class you tell it to set. The wizard has a button for doing this. Menus: Export Java, JAR file Next (select classes to be included) Enter name and path for jar Next ( not finish) Next Browse for

I finished my project (in NetBeans ) and i export Jar file (i set my main class in project properties correctly before exporting Jar ): Now, This is my JAR : This Error shown when i run the Jar (in command line page): Could not find or load main Class on JAR executing This is my MANIFEST.MF information: Manifest-Version: 1.0 Ant-Version: Apache Ant 1.9.1 Created-By: 1.7.0_11-b21 (Oracle Corporation) Class-Path: lib/mysql-connector-java-5.1.18-bin.jar X-COMMENT: Main-Class will be added automatically by build Main-Class: Project.LoginFrame All of my classes are here: I try in command line too:

I have an executable JAR which contains all dependencies and test classes. I've confirmed that the main() method is called when I execute the jar. I'm trying to add code to main() so that I can run a specific TestNG test class. From the documentation on TestNG.org this appears to be the way to do it: TestListenerAdapter tla = new TestListenerAdapter(); TestNG testng = new TestNG(); testng.setTestClasses(new Class[] { com.some.path.tests.MyTests.class }); testng.addListener(tla); testng.run(); My folder structure is typical: /src/main/java/Main.java /src/test/java/com/some/path/tests/MyTests

This question already has an answer here: How to change executable jar file icon? 5 answers I have a simple executable Jar file. How I can set icon for this file? In my case I use the standard Jar icon which I would like to change. tokhi you can use setIconImage : frame.setIconImage( new ImageIcon(getClass().getClassLoader().getResource("PATH/TO/YourImage.png")) ); Update If you want to change the coffee-cup then you may use tools like JSmooth to create executable java file and also change the jar file icon. As you can see in the comments JSmooth can be used for windows operating systems. For