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How to create a Jar file in Netbeans
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I need your help!
I have some classes and I have to create in Netbeans a jar file for all of them.
Someone have any idea?
Thank you very much
Right click the project node, select "clean and build".
Once completed, the Jar file will be located in the dist folder of your project folder
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How do I fix a NoSuchMethodError?
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While run in NetBeans it runs perfectly but when build and go to dist and run executable jar file report cannot run. Then I tried to run in cmd I got an error
java.lang.NoSuchMethodError: org.objectweb.asm.ClassWriter.<init> (Z) V
It looks like the version of ASM library is different when program runs inside NetBeans and when run in cmd. Review your project setup and ensure that your IDE setup matches your standalone setup.
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How can I convert my Java program to an .exe file?
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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.
This answer will help you.
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Running JAR file on Windows
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I have created a project in netbeans and I clean and built the jar file. But I double clicked on jar file doesn't run the jar file.
Why is this jar file is not running ?
you didn't give us very much information, but if you are developing in windows, and your program is all console based, when you double click the jar, it will run, but you will not be able to see it because it has nothing to show you the output in. You can get around this two different ways.
1. Develop your own console gui
2. run the jar through cmd. you can write a batch file to do this for you if you want.
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Eclipse: How to build an executable jar with external jar?
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I have written a java program which uses ojdbc14.jar and the program is working fine until it is in eclipse.when I create an executable jar file the ojdbc14.jar is not getting packaged along with it hence my program is not having the driver to make the required connection with the DB.can someone help me in coming up with the steps to create an executable jar file along with the required drivers.
PS: I am doing all this in eclipse so steps relating to eclipse would be highly appreciated.
If you Export a Runnable Jar File, the dependencies will be packaged within the file.
See: http://help.eclipse.org/juno/index.jsp?topic=%2Forg.eclipse.jdt.doc.user%2Ftasks%2Ftasks-37.htm
Also, you can select how the dependencies will be included/packaged:
http://help.eclipse.org/juno/index.jsp?topic=%2Forg.eclipse.jdt.doc.user%2Freference%2Fref-export-runnable-jar.htm&anchor=library-handling
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How do I include .class files in my project in Eclipse? (Java)
I am using Eclipse for Java. I have a school assignment and I have to add some .class files to my project. how can i do this. and is there anything else that i have to do. I read somewhere i have to create some Interfaces. I am not sure. help me out you big guys
Right click on the project. Then go in "Properties".
Then click on "java build path".
The only way that i know to add class files is to add them as a .jar file by adding them to the "Librairies" list that you will find there.
If you do like that it will work.
To use .class files (if you have them) in a 'clean way', assemble them in a jar file (Java ARchive) and import that as a library. As soon as you do it, you get access to your classes easily.
If you want to get/see the implementation of .class files use Java Decompiler, and you can get it as a standalone GUI or as an eclipse plugin :
JD-GUI
JD-Eclipse
Enjoy :)