I've done this:
However when I run the resulting JAR file, nothing happens. I've tested it on my Windows 8 Computer as well as my Windows 7 Laptop.
Any help will be much appreciated.
Sec, I know how to do this with eclipse, gotta get on my computer that has it
Brandon
2013-07-01 17:47:48
Oh god.. another eclipse user ;) Why the bloated/confusing IDE?
Uhh you can just command line it. If your Jar doesn't have a manifest embedded, it won't run of course. When I used eclipse, I just right clicked the project, press export chose jar and spam clicked next. Works lol.
From: Sin
Okay gogogo!
Yea uhh.. I just tried it and the same thing is happening to me… awkward
Run it commandline with admin. tell me what happens.
From: Brandon
Oh god.. another eclipse user ;) Why the bloated/confusing IDE?
Uhh you can just command line it. If your Jar doesn't have a manifest embedded, it won't run of course. When I used eclipse, I just right clicked the project, press export chose jar and spam clicked next. Works lol.
I right clicked and viewed the archive and it did have a manifest in there.
And idk, Eclipse just stuck with me from the RSBuddy days :D
From: Kasi
Run it commandline with admin. tell me what happens.
How do :x
Brandon
2013-07-01 21:58:54
From: Sin
I right clicked and viewed the archive and it did have a manifest in there.
And idk, Eclipse just stuck with me from the RSBuddy days :D
How do :x
Open CMD and type this:
java -jar "C:/Users/Sin/SomeJarFile.jar"
Change the above to the path of your Jar. Keep the quotes. What does it print?
KandyTaler
2013-09-09 05:47:16
I just right clicked the project.