JAR File Exporter

Select the resources to export

In the list, check or clear the boxes to specify exactly the files that you want to export to the JAR file. This list is initialized by the workbench selection.

Export generated class files and resources

If enabled, then generated class files and resources are included in the JAR.

Export all output folders for checked projects

If enabled, then all output folders are included in the JAR.

Export Java source files and resources

If enabled, then Java source files and resources are included in the JAR.

Export refactorings for checked projects

If enabled, then refactoring scripts for the selected projects are included in the JAR. This allows clients to migrate to the new JAR by executing all the stored refactorings in the JAR.

Select the export destination

Enter an external file system path and name for a JAR file (either new or existing). Either type a valid file path in the field or click Browse to select a file via a dialog.

Options

You can select any of the following options:

• Compress the contents of the JAR file : to create a compressed JAR file
• Add directory entries: adds an entry for each directory to the JAR file, even if the directory does only contain subdirectories.
• Overwrite existing files without warning : if an existing file might be overwritten, you are prompted for confirmation. This option is applied to the JAR file, the JAR description, and the manifest file.

Select options for handling problems

Choose whether to export classes with certain problems:

• Export class files with compile errors
• Export class files with compile warnings

Save the description of this JAR in the workspace

If you select this option, you can create a file in the workbench describing the JAR file you are creating. Either type and/or browse to select a path and name for this new file.

Specify the manifest

Choose the source of the manifest file for this JAR file:

• Generate the manifest file (you can also choose either to save or reuse and save the new manifest file)
• Use existing manifest from workspace

Seal contents

Choose which packages in the JAR file must be sealed:

• Seal the JAR to seal the entire JAR file; click Details to exclude selectively
• Seal some packages click Details to choose selectively

Select the class of the application entry point 

Type or click Browse to select the main class for the JAR file, if desired.