I have a java project, which runs fine on eclipse. Right now, I need to run it from command prompt, like java classpath ... How to setup this classpath based on the stored ones using in Eclipse.
winecoding
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Jump to PostRead the JDK doc about how to use the java command.
Basically enter:
java CLASSFILENAMEwhere CLASSFILENAME is the name of the .class file.
If in a package there is more to it than that.No idea how Eclipse works.
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NormR1
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Read the JDK doc about how to use the java command.
Basically enter:
java CLASSFILENAME
where CLASSFILENAME is the name of the .class file.
If in a package there is more to it than that.
No idea how Eclipse works.
JamesCherrill
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Briefly - make sure any non-standard dependencies (libraries) you may use have been placed somewhere (anywhere) in the classpath, then package the whole of your project's classes and resources into a jar (Eclipse: File -> Export -> Runnable jar file) which you can then run by java -jar myJarFile.jar, or by simply double-clicking it. Easy!
jon.kiparsky
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Set up a build file in ant. Put your dependencies in a directory and include them in the jar. Run the build file.
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