You probably do not want to do such a thing. Is there a more high level
of use case why you would get the date of a jar?
Usually depending on file dates would make you application very brittle,
which would work on development, but when put into production, could
lead hours of debugging, whit somebody screaming at the end.
On 9/19/23 07:38, Thomas Wolf wrote:
Hi,
My application has a bit of code that tries to do something based on the build
date of the jar file. To get the jar file, it does something like this:
File jarFile = new
File(Startup.class.getProtectionDomain().getCodeSource().getLocation().toURI());
This works fine when the application is run outside of NB, but when debugging
inside NB, the File that gets pointed to is the
$HOME/NetBeansProjects/myproject//build/classes/ directory. Is there a way to
config the NB project to use the jar file that it generates - i.e.
$HOME/NetBeansProjects/myproject/dist/app.jar ?
Any info is much appreciated,
Tom
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