How can I create a jar from some Scala source code? I want to use some of that code in a Clojure project of mine.
Is there a simpler way than doing batch files as in this SO question?
Thanks,
Alex
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How can I create a jar from some Scala source code? I want to use some of that code in a Clojure project of mine.
Is there a simpler way than doing batch files as in this SO question?
Thanks,
Alex
Scala is in no way special when it comes to what you do with the
.classfiles produced by its compiler. Just use thejarcommand with thecaction flag.However, you will need to have the
scala-library.jarfile in the class-path when you run the program that uses the Scala-compiled.classfiles. And be careful to use thescala-library.jarfor / from the same Scala Development Kit that you used to compile the Scala source. As of yet, there isn’t inter-version binary compatibility for Scala-generated.classfiles.