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or you can just call |
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Hey, thanks for the answer! That will work for sure, if you don't need the package ( Using the Apache Ant task provided, I get: The latest seems to be the "official" way to create [1] http://www.ntu.edu.sg/home/ehchua/programming/java/j9c_packageclasspath.html |
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The release project already handles the packaging paths. If you read the FAQ you will see that we don't want build tool integration in this project. |
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Uh, ok so. But I have a point on the internal directory structure! ;-) |
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@taq, thanks for the pull request. As discussed, this project has a longstanding policy of not supporting any particular build tool, so the PR cannot be accepted. However, I think you made a valid point. Furthermore, new users may be puzzled about how to build their own jar file. Please feel free to add wiki text explaining how to correctly build the code, using whatever build tools you think appropriate. At the present time, the wiki pages should be open for editing by any interested party. |
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@taq, The maven version is maintained by @BGehrels and can be found in the https://github.com/BGehrels/JSON-java repository if you are interested. This is what is used to release to maven-central |
Hi!
I just created an Apache Ant build file to create a JAR file with all the classes compiled inside of it. This way we can easily compile and build using our current Java version. Just install Apache Ant (if not already installed) and type:
to create the JAR file. I also added a
.gitignorefile to ignore the compiled classes under the created dir, and also the created JAR file, we don't need them on the repository. Also, I renamed the README file to README.md to make sure it is recognizable as Markdown, and made some formatting improvements on it.Thanks for your code! :-)