How To Do Eclipse's "export Jar" From The Command Line
Solution 1:
To manually create a jar file, you can use the "jar" utility. A jar file is basically an archive file (in fact, you can use any zip tool to extract the jar contents). To create a jar file, you specify the "c" option and all the .class files that you compiled and that you want included. The jar command-line mimics the tar command. So, for example, to add your class files whose root folder is com, you type:
jar cf test.jar com
Optionally, you can add manifest data in the form of a manifest file to specify a default executable and other information.
However, a simpler way to build a jar file is to just use ant.
Checkout this tutorial from the ant website, which gives an example of a typical ant build file: http://ant.apache.org/manual/tutorial-HelloWorldWithAnt.html
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