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How to create shippable desktop applications in java using Eclipse IDE Posted: Mar 9, 2016 12:07 PM
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Problem Statement: I want to create a jar which I can run standalone using Eclipse IDE Solution: When the code is ready and all the code is written up and the application is ready to be shipped as standalone application, following are the steps needed: (a) First recheck whether there is no compilation error. (b) Confirm all the dependency project and jar is in the build path (c) Right click

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