| Packaging .txt, .doc, and images into a runnable jar [message #502269] |
Mon, 07 December 2009 09:47  |
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So here's what I have: an image, a word document, and java classes.
I would like to export all of these things into a 'single' runnable .jar file. When I choose to export as a runnable .jar I don't have the option to select multiple components.
Is there a way around this, a trick perhaps that I am missing? I am fairly new to the Eclipse IDE and might have easily missed something.
[Updated on: Mon, 07 December 2009 09:47] by Moderator |
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| Re: Packaging .txt, .doc, and images into a runnable jar [message #503462 is a reply to message #503266] |
Mon, 14 December 2009 05:33  |
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So, why not simply JAR them all together?
Or do you mean you want to package them so that the non-class files open
on double-clicking the JAR? In this case, your application's main class
will have to do this explicitly.
Steffen
Peter Atoria wrote:
> Basically I have:
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> A Microsoft Word Document which opens as an instruction manual
> An image that I use for the splash screen
> The class and other source files (not a problem here)
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> I want to package them all into 1 .jar file which will be able to be
> executed by a user.
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