On Oct 16, 2009, at 8:12 AM, Folcon wrote:
Is there a cannonical way to create executable jar files?
I've uploaded a shell script that builds an example executable jar file to
http://groups.google.com/group/clojure/web/build-executable-jar.sh Here's the program the executable jar runs (example/hello.clj): (ns example.hello (:gen-class)) (defn -main [& args] (apply println "hi" args)) Here's the script's output which traces its operation: % sh build-executable-jar.sh clojure.jar + CLOJURE_JAR=clojure.jar + echo staging staging + rm -rf /tmp/stage + mkdir -p /tmp/stage/src/example /tmp/stage/classes + echo writing Clojure source for main function writing Clojure source for main function + cat + echo copying clojure.jar copying clojure.jar + cp clojure.jar /tmp/stage + echo entering stage entering stage + cd /tmp/stage + echo compiling compiling+ java -cp clojure.jar:classes:src clojure.main -e '(compile '\''example.hello)'
example.hello + echo testing using clojure.jar, class files testing using clojure.jar, class files + java -cp clojure.jar:classes example.hello my name is hi my name is + echo unpacking clojure.jar unpacking clojure.jar + cd classes + jar -xf ../clojure.jar + echo building manifest building manifest + echo 'Main-Class: example.hello' + echo building jar file building jar file + jar -cmf manifest hello.jar -C classes clojure -C classes example + echo testing using hello.jar testing using hello.jar + java -jar hello.jar success hi success % --Steve
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