Hi Friend,

Steps:

1. Start Command Prompt.
2. Navigate to the folder that holds your class files:

C:\>cd \examples

3. Set path to include JDK?s bin. For example:

C:\examples> path c:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.5.0_09\bin;%path%

4. Compile your class(es):

C:\examples> javac *.java

5. Create a manifest file:

C:\examples> echo Main-Class: Examples>manifest.txt

6. Create a jar file:

C:\examples> jar cvfm Examples.jar manifest.txt *.class

7. Test your jar:

C:\examples> Examples.jar

For more information, visit the following link:

http://www.roseindia.net/tutorial/java/io/createJarFile.html

Thanks

CREATE EXECUTABLE JAR FILE VIA CMD:

Step 1:- Open Command Prompt by simply press WinKey+R
         Then type cmd and Enter
Step 2:- Check whether the jdk,jre is installed on your                                           system by simply
               type javac.
         If see any results like
               Usage: javac <option> <source files>
               Where possible options include:
               -g
               -g:none

Step 3:- Set java default path on your system.
         I already discussed this in my last session. To check click

http://t.co/74LxvU21NW

Step 4:- Locate your folder that contain your java file by using cd command.

Step 5:- Once your enter your folder location then view your java file by dir
command.

Step 6:- Compile your java file using 
         javac file.java

Step 7:- view class file by type dir command.

Step 8:- Now you want to create a manifest file.


    I)Go to folder<br>
    II)Right-click->New->Text Document
    III)open text document. Type main class name ,
         Main-Class: main-class-name
    IV)Save this file your wish like MyManifest.txt 

Step 9:- To create executable jar file type 

      jar cfm JarFileName.jar MyManifest.txt JavaFike1.class JavaFile2.class

Step 10:- Now you see the Executable jar file on your folder. Click the file to
Run.

Step 11:- To run this file via command prompt then type
          java -jar JarFileName.jar

Step 12:- You done this.

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