| Running Java programs [message #125003] |
Tue, 20 December 2005 10:51  |
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Originally posted by: ajkloft.msn.com
greetings everyone,
I am currently writing a simple guitar chord dictionary for my sister
and was curious as to how I could make it so she could use the program
without using Eclipse.
So basically I want to know how to run the program outside of Eclipse
or any other compiler. Thanks
Alex
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| Re: Running Java programs [message #125221 is a reply to message #125003] |
Mon, 27 July 2009 15:12  |
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Originally posted by: eclipse.ptoye.com
In article <a470ed0e68234005af5a30eeea390999$1@www.eclipse.org>,
ajkloft@msn.com (Alex Kloft) wrote:
> *From:* ajkloft@msn.com (Alex Kloft)
> *Date:* Tue, 20 Dec 2005 15:51:13 +0000 (UTC)
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> greetings everyone,
> I am currently writing a simple guitar chord dictionary for my
> sister and was curious as to how I could make it so she could use the
> program without using Eclipse.
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> So basically I want to know how to run the program outside of
> Eclipse or any other compiler. Thanks
>
> Alex
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>
Well, I'm a bit of a newbie here myself, so no doubt someone with far more
knowledge than myself will answer with a far more comprehensive answer.
What I do is to use the File|Export|JAR file menu to export the output
folders as a JAR file. Don't forget to tell the wizard which of the
classes contains the main() method. Then, as long as your sister has a JRE
installed, she can probably just double-click on the file and it will run.
She can also use the command-line option:
<path to JRE>\javaw.exe -jar <filename>
Peter
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