Reputation: 231
I have a folder name called configurator which has many sub folders and class files. I need to create a configurator.jar
file of this folder using eclipse.
I followed below steps to create jar file.
But, after saving the jar file, i am not able to see the class files inside the jar.
My question is: Why the class files not exported into the jar? How to do it using eclipse?
Upvotes: 18
Views: 107600
Reputation: 1
Remember in Eclipse to run once your java class(as java application), and then you can export it to runnable jar (it will show in lunch configuration).
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 29
Select Particular project, right click->Export
Under Java select JAR file, click on Next
(Don`t change any properties) select Jar file location where you want to save and click on Next
It will show JAR Package Options. Don`t make any changes, click on Next
Finally, select Main Class location. Select your particular class and then finish
Now your jar will be created in given location
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 537
Creating a JAR file using Eclipse IDE:
Right click on your project, which you want to create a JAR file of. And select Export from the context menu.
Select JAR file from Java folder and click Next.
In eclipse Latest version Runnable JAR file is added.
Provide the Destination path and click on Finish to create the JAR.
Upvotes: 52
Reputation: 11
JAR files can be created using following method i have told
Example:
step1: Create One project and name it as a Project1
step2: Create another project and name it as a Project2
step3: Create packages for two projects
step4: Create classes for projects
step5: Right Click on Project1 go to export in that select Java go to jar files select Project1 then click ok and ok.
step6: Right Click on Project2 create one folder in that u have copy the jar file what we have created for project1.
step7: Right click on project2 go to properties select buildpath then click on libraries then click ok button then ok.
step 8: then type import package to the Project2
Your jar file is ready.
Upvotes: -6