kblackwel
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deploy java build package in eclipse
in the past, I've built java packages before. Just needed to grab the jar file.
Now though, I've rebuilt this whole project.
What I need to know is is there a tool that grabs all the jar and config files and put it into an installer.
This is the first time I've done this and have no idea where to start.
Thanks.
Now though, I've rebuilt this whole project.
What I need to know is is there a tool that grabs all the jar and config files and put it into an installer.
This is the first time I've done this and have no idea where to start.
Thanks.
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Do you know all the dependent jar that you require?
If you know that then an ant script would do the best, but if you don't know that dependencies, then you would need to find that first and the then proceed.
I'm not aware of a plugin that would help you get them in a command line, but and eclipse plugin Byecycle (http://byecycle.sourceforge.net/), is a dependency viewer, may be you can use it from the command line and try. I have not don't such a think, but have used it to identify the dependencies and download the jars.
If you know that then an ant script would do the best, but if you don't know that dependencies, then you would need to find that first and the then proceed.
I'm not aware of a plugin that would help you get them in a command line, but and eclipse plugin Byecycle (http://byecycle.sourceforge.net/), is a dependency viewer, may be you can use it from the command line and try. I have not don't such a think, but have used it to identify the dependencies and download the jars.
:-)
Unfortunately for existing projects you would have some restructuring work.
ant would be my choice too, to do it yourself.