Instructions: File -> Project Structure -> Project Settings -> Artifacts -> Click + (plus sign) -> Jar -> From modules with dependencies… Select a Main Class (the one with main() method) if you need to make the jar runnable. Select Extract to the target Jar Click OK Click Apply/OK The above sets the “skeleton” to … Read more
The following files list the other jars which xuggle depends upon: ivy.xml pom.xml You can read these and then manually retrieve them from the appropriate repository, but I would submit it’s simpler to start using a dependency manager. You asked how to download these dependencies, well ivy has a convenient command-line mode of operation. (See … Read more
There’s no way to simply get a filtered list of internal resources without first enumerating over the contents of the Jar file. Luckily, that’s actually not that hard (and luckily for me you’ve done most of the hardwork). Basically, once you have a reference to the JarFile, you simple need to ask for its’ entries … Read more
Snip… I have reworked your build.xml file to properly include the libraries in the jar file and in the Manifest classpath. I’m assuming that your “apache http.jar” file is a wrapper for Apache Core, and contains several other jar files in it for the apache client, etc. build.xml <?xml version=”1.0″ encoding=”ISO-8859-1″?> <project name=”Test” basedir=”.” default=”jar”> … Read more
Put the images folder inside the src folder, and Eclipse will copy the images into the target folder (bin or classes, generally), which will make them available from the classpath, just as if they were in your jar in the released version of your app. getResource() doesn’t look in a jar. It looks in the … Read more
Select you project, then Export => Java => Runnable JAR file You can then choose to extract/package/copy required libraries into your JAR and also select the class, whose main() method should be executed on startup. Then you can execute the generated jar via: java -jar yourjar.jar
In the sdk, there are ant files under tools/ant. In main_rules.xml, you can find the following code section: <!– Directory for the third party java libraries –> <property name=”jar.libs.dir” value=”libs” /> <property name=”jar.libs.absolute.dir” location=”${jar.libs.dir}” /> <!– create a path with all the jar files, from the main project and the libraries –> <path id=”jar.libs.ref”> <fileset … Read more
Tomcat doesn’t provide any mechanism to reload a single JAR. However, the whole context can be reloaded. You just need to tell Tomcat to watch for your JAR in context.xml, like this, <?xml version=”1.0″ encoding=”UTF-8″?> <Context override=”true” swallowOutput=”true” useNaming=”false”> <WatchedResource>WEB-INF/web.xml</WatchedResource> <WatchedResource>WEB-INF/lib/your.jar</WatchedResource> <Manager pathname=””/> </Context> We do this on production. Tomcat used to have some memory … Read more
Take a look at my answer to this question. Note how you can use echoargs.exe to diagnose these sort of problems. Most likely the fix would be to quote the parameter e.g.: java -jar “-Duser.language=en” any.jar You can test that using echoargs (from PowerShell Community Extensions): echoargs -jar “-Duser.language=en” any.jar Arg 0 is <-jar> Arg … Read more
Ok, so I was stuck on this exact issue for over a week now (it has been for a side project for which I could only devote a few hours a day). This happened on my desktop, but for some reason wouldn’t happen on the laptop. After looking around, I found this answer and I … Read more