Re: How do I build a Java Application
"Big Daddy" <sahbdkfsahkjfh@xxxxxxx> wrote in message
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How do I make a .jar file I can run by just clicking on it? I need to
know how to do this in JBuilder or possibly Eclipse.
In Eclipse, right click on the project, and choose "Export". You'll have
a list of formats to export to. Select "JAR". From there, just follow the
wizard, answering all its questions.
- Oliver
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