Question related to jar file
Hi,
Do I need to regenerate the relevant executable jar file (using SDK 1.3.1), which was previously running fine within WinXP machines, if I expect them to also work within Win 7 machines?
BTW, which tool is used to generate such jar file that is based on SDK 1.3.1?
Do I need to regenerate the relevant executable jar file (using SDK 1.3.1), which was previously running fine within WinXP machines, if I expect them to also work within Win 7 machines?
BTW, which tool is used to generate such jar file that is based on SDK 1.3.1?
CEHJ
The version of the operating system is not really significant. What IS significant is what version of Java the jar was compiled to and what version of runtime is there on the machine on which you want to run it. Do you actually have the source code?
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which tool is to generate jar in SDK 1.3.1? I'll confirm if source code is available or not.
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My bad :)
CEHJ is right. Jar.exe is the specific tool inside JDK1.3's bin folder here
CEHJ is right. Jar.exe is the specific tool inside JDK1.3's bin folder here
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Many thanks all.
I want to know if I generate one .jar file in Win 7 machine. Is it possible to further deploy it to AS 400 environment to run it?
I want to know if I generate one .jar file in Win 7 machine. Is it possible to further deploy it to AS 400 environment to run it?
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BTW, do you have any ideas to deploy the jar file into AS 400 for running it?
See my answer to your newly posted question
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I think there is no source code to the relevant JAR files. How to ensure which application tool had been used to create the JAR files? What kind of file extension are the source project with?
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Many thanks.
Does it mean
.project files and .classpath files
are having all the source, if it is in Eclipse?
Does it mean
.project files and .classpath files
are having all the source, if it is in Eclipse?
No. They just indicate it was created in Eclipse. Java source is always .java files, whatever it was created in
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