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open source svn client java library which can be used in commercial development
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Closed 6 years ago.
Here is background : i'm creating a code generator in java as an api. This creates some macro files. I want to know if there are any tools/API's avialbale from SVN that i can call to place these generated Macro files under a directory in SVN.
basically connect to SVN from a java program. check in the generated file.
There are several libs for accessing svn repositories from java e.g. SVNKit. With such a lib you can perform everything what you know from your svn gui.
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How can I convert my Java program to an .exe file?
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Closed 2 years ago.
So i just finished a small Java program that I've been working on throughout the week and I want to generate an .exe file of it so I can share with my friends. I'm working on Apache Netbeans 11.3 and JDK 8.
I can successfully generate the .jar file but that's pretty much useless.
If you created a java project, then the "other" computer should have the java runtime installed, in order for the jar to be executed there (java -jar your.jar) otherwise if you really want an .exe use one of the many jar2exe converters found on the almighty internet, such as ja2exe you can download it
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Creating non-reverse-engineerable Java programs
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Closed 4 years ago.
I have a spring based workflow system where the java plugins are uploaded and kept in jar format, they are referred and used by the jar file. However, I have seen that jar file is very easy to decompile and it is a security risk.
I tried obfuscation as well. I want to run exe so that it is run at byte code so it is very very hard to reverse engineer.
You could use ProGuard as optimizer and obfuscator.
ProGuard also has a maven plugin that you can use it in the build process.
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Including jars in classpath on commandline (javac or apt)
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Closed 4 years ago.
I need to use a library (JDOM) in my program, but I can't figure out how to use it without eclipse (I know on eclipse it is "build path" or something like that).
Can anyone help me please ?
Thanks
You do not install java libraries.
In the end, a Java library is nothing but one (or more) JAR archives that sit on your file system. Thus, "installing" boils down to:
identify the JARs to download
download them
put them in a known space in your file system
Then, when compiling/running a Java application that is supposed to use these libraries, you have to ensure that your classpath setup points to the correct JARs.
Typically, you want to use a Java library as part of one of your projects (a library does nothing for you, it needs to be used by a program to be useful). So the normal approach is that you have a project directory somewhere, and in there, you might have a libs subdirectory for example.
But I guess the real answer here is: learn about build system such as maven or gradle. These tools help you building java applications, and they also give you a "model" how to structure your java projects. And they take care of downloading libraries and such things, too.
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How can I convert my Java program to an .exe file?
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Closed 8 years ago.
I have created java project that contains 6 Class file and 1 java file
And I run this project in net beans IDE now my problem is when I clean and build this project am unable to create exe file
How can I make this project as exe (an executable file)?
all 7 files in one single as executable
and found this and tried from here making executable file from a java project using NetBeans Can some one help me to solve my problem
The JAR file format provides many benefits.
You can make your Java application runnable via a double-click by packaging it into an executable jar.
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How do I import the javax.servlet / jakarta.servlet API in my Eclipse project?
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Closed 7 years ago.
I was working with a fully functional .war file I imported for a intro to Java tutorial I'm following. I had to change the jdk I was using (via the installed jre page). Now after changing this I'm getting a "javax.servlet cannot be resolved" error with my code. Anyone have any ideas?
check project build path whether Servlets api. jar file is included or not. you can add it in two ways:
1) add servlets api .jar file to build path
or
2) add server runtime (i add Tomcat server runtime library) in build path
Hope this helps.