How to Create a Jar File in netbeans

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How to Create a jar file for a java application with database connection.

How can i link sql file to jar.
Please provide a solution.

Posted 1-Apr-15 20:21pm

neethujayan

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Xiao Ling 2-Apr-15 2:33am

Which database are you using? You don't need to create a jar file yourself. You can download the specific jdbc from corresponding db websites. For example, you can download sqlite-jdbc-3.7.2.jar to access SQLite.

neethujayan 2-Apr-15 6:01am

using mysql as database.
i need to convert my java application as exe file.Please help me to create exe file.

Richard MacCutchan 2-Apr-15 3:48am

How can i link sql file to jar.
Does not make sense. A jar file is a set of Java classes that you can run in order to process information storedin your database. There is no 'link' between the two except when making a connection from the Java app to the database server.

neethujayan 2-Apr-15 6:20am

Sir,
Actually i need to convert my java application to exe file.

Richard MacCutchan 2-Apr-15 6:24am

Java does not use exe files, it uses class or jar files.

neethujayan 2-Apr-15 6:33am

Sir,
How to generate jar file for java application in netbeans.

Richard MacCutchan 2-Apr-15 6:54am

Read the documentation on the jar command, or use the netbeans help.

neethujayan 2-Apr-15 7:19am

Sir,
I got jar file .but my problem is with database communication.
how can i convert a java application with database connectivity to a jar.

Richard MacCutchan 2-Apr-15 7:28am

Your question still makes no sense. You can create a jar file from any set of Java classes, it has nothing to do with databases. I suggest you go to http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/index.html and do some further reading.

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Member 14806047 · Answer 1 · 2020-04-18T07:08:00

Solution 1

Just import all the files in any eclipse IDE... Eclipse will automatically provide connection with your database, and now you can convert your jar file to .exe file

Posted 18-Apr-20 7:08am

Member 14806047

Updated 18-Apr-20 7:29am

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