I developed a project using Java and now I’ve to deliver it to client who is using Linux. Which executable file format will be delivered and how to make that?
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I developed a project using Java and now I’ve to deliver it to client who is using Linux. Which executable file format will be delivered and how to make that?
Well basically what you wanna put in a .sh file is the commands you’d normally type at the console to run your jar file. They should be separated by a new line (i.e. each on a separate line in the .sh file).
The most basic you can go is add something like this to your sh file:
beyond this you can do more exotic stuff, like parametrise some environment variables, get command line argumens from when the .sh is launched and pass them to the jar executatble etc. Look up “bash scripting” for advanced stuff:
http://tldp.org/HOWTO/Bash-Prog-Intro-HOWTO-2.html#ss2.1