Open-source code-publishing Java Desktop programs

Open-source code-publishing Java Desktop programs

I took a copy of the open source code of the desktop tool, repaired, modified, and modified it, and ran it on elipse. I felt good, but it was dumb to release the application. I don't know how to publish it!

Oh, it's really a little Java!

If it is the Microsoft camp, it will be compiled into exe directly. However, in java, If You Want To compile it into EXE, you still need a third-party tool, which is not available in eclipse.

Moreover, to compile the exe, you must first compile the source code into a jar package. However, the jar package is divided into common jar package and runable jar package. Which one do you need? In addition, the source code is a bit huge, and it references many jar packages.

This source code uses ant and lvy. I have never understood what they do. Ant and lvy should be like nuget to help download dependency packages, but it is unknown whether they can also help release, such as ant dist or something.

I had no clue when searching online. I asked my colleagues to find an answer. Some people say that java is not suitable for self-study.

The method is soy sauce:

1. Under eclipse, right-click the project and select export. In the displayed dialog box, select Java and then select Runnable JAR file.

2,

1) You can choose to compile all dependent packages into the runable package, but you can also choose 3) put the package in the same directory as the runable package. 2nd. I selected 3rd

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Kettle52_lib: dependent package
Kettle52.jar: released executable package
Ui: Some resource files are not generated. I copied them manually.
Spoon. bat: manually written by me. The code is just like this:

java -jar kettle52.jar

Of course, double-click kettle52.jar. It is only convenient to create a batch file.