how convert java file to jar files?
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Answer / uv
As far as I am aware about jar files, they are used to
archive the class files and not java files...
If you want to create a jar file for class files, you can
use following command:
cmd:\> jar cvf <name>.jar .
where (.) is for the current directory.
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Answer / syamsunder
We can convert the filename and .classFile name by using command prompt...........like this
jar -cvf <filename.jar> <filename.class>
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Answer / patrick hp
Write:
jar -cvf <nome>.jar *.class
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Answer / ankit
> jar -cmf <manifestFile> <nameofjarfile.jar><filestobeincluded>
for eg
jar -cmf Whereismain.txt abc.jar xyz
c-tells the jar to create an archive
m-used to create and include manifest file(consist the info
which class contains the main() method)
f-specifies the name of the archive to be created.
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Answer / jay
just go to file menu AND CLICK ON THE OPTION EXPORT/EXPORT
AS JAR FILE/CREATE JAR FILE
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Answer / srinu
To convert Java files to jar files is easily
cmd:/>mkdir java
cmd:/>cd java
cmd:\java> jar CVF Filename.jar
Then create jar file your specified Directory
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