How does one create a package for a Java Project through the Unix command-line?
I am looking to find a way to create a package for my Java files similar to the way Eclipse does, but in the command-line.
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How does one create a package for a Java Project through the Unix command-line?
I am looking to find a way to create a package for my Java files similar to the way Eclipse does, but in the command-line.
Packaging is internal to your code; you don’t need any external tools. All you need to do is insert a
package your.package.name;declaration at the top of each.javafile, and stick them all in a/your/package/namedirectory (generally under thesrcdir of your project), and they’ll be packaged.