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Help me please.
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IF it's an executable jar, "java -jar <jarfile.jar>" where <jarfile.jar> is the filename of the jarfile (fully qualified if not on the current system path).
If it's not an executable jar, you can't obviously run it.
You can however run a class inside it (if it has a main method) using "java -cp <jarfile.jar> <classname>" where classname is the fully qualified classname of the class to run (so including the full package name).
If it's not an executable jar, you can't obviously run it.
You can however run a class inside it (if it has a main method) using "java -cp <jarfile.jar> <classname>" where classname is the fully qualified classname of the class to run (so including the full package name).
As people are clearly allowed to attack me but I'm not allowed to defend myself, I no longer post to this site.
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