How to distribute a java project embedded in Eclipse?

Question

So far, I have used the Netbeans IDE for Java applications. To distribute applications made in Netbeans, I simply click on clean and build and pack the application into a .jar file, which is located in the dist directory.

Now I have created a java project in Eclipse . Is Eclipse any functionality similar to the clean and build Netbeans functionality with which we can package java applications for distribution.

Answer 1

You can right-click the project, select "Export" and select "Java" and then JAR as the format.

Answer 2

File → Export ...

And select Java -> JAR File. You will receive a wizard to export any of your projects.

Answer 3

Yes, it has clean and functional functionality. clean, clear all developed classes from the specified build location, which builds class files in the same specific location, respectively.

To distribute the project as a jar, you need to right-click on the project and select export, and in it select as jar.

Answer 4

Eclipse has a feature to export it all as an expandable jar. It is located in the file> export.