How to make executable jar. in JDK1.3.1
Creting executable jar. in JDK1.3.1.
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<p><b><font size="4" color="#663300">How to make executable jar files in JDK1.3.1?,<br>
I can make jar in JDK 1.3.1 but when I developed a package in java(application) I was Unable to make executable jar.?</font></b><br>
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<b>Instructions for creating an Excecutable .jar file</b></p>
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<font size="4" color="#0066CC">Make or modify the Manifest.MF to YourManifest.MF.<br>
1) YourClassNameWithMain is the class name (case sensitive)without .class extention<br>
2) No extra spaces following the YourClassName withMain.<br>
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Manifest-Version:1.0<br>
Main-Class: YourClassNameWithMain<br>
Created-by:1.2(Sun Microsystems Inc.)<br>
On Command line : type the following<br>
jar cvfm YourJarFileName.jar YourManifest.MF*<br>
or<br>
jar cvfm YourJarFileName.jar YourManifest.MF -C classes yourClassPath<br>
Drag-drop the YourJarFileName.jar to your desktop double click it, it runs<br>
If your program only has System.out.println ("whatever"); statements, it will<br>
display nothing. The same will happen when you run it useing java at command line <br>
You need some windows code to see it run<br>
Instructions for creating a .jar file<br>
jar utility comes with your JDK1.2.2 It compresses your<br>
file similar to zip utility, and more Java.<br>
You can use it on any machine installed JDK<br>
Create a folder name it anything<br>
Make that folder your current directory<br>
put all your files for turning in (do not put any extra)<br>
in that directory.<br>
Be sure to put your html file, if there is one<br>
At your dos prompt, while you are in the directory that you created , type in:<br>
jar cvf Prj02.jar*<br>
This will take ALL the files in the directory including <br>
subdirectories and place them in a .jar file Prj02 that can be<br>
replaced by any of your desired jar file name.<br>
To test it, you can extract the contents of jar file by typing:<br>
jar xvf Prj02.jar</font><br>
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