AboutZiv Ben-Eliahu Expertise I can answer questions relating to: Java language and usage, coding standards, application modeling and design (model driven development), unit/system testing, test driven development, algorithm complexity issues, Ant and XML-technologies.
Experience I'm in the software industry for over 4 years now. I worked mainly with Java, but also with other languages. I gave practical session for "System Programming", in university.
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Open-Source community
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WikiAI08
Education/Credentials
B.Sc. in Math and Computer Science, BGU.
M.Sc. in Computer Science, BGU.
Past/Present Clients
Open source (and free) projects: D.U.C.K (source-forge), JXN for wireXN.
Organizations Open-Source community
Publications
WikiAI08
Education/Credentials
B.Sc. in Math and Computer Science, BGU.
M.Sc. in Computer Science, BGU.
Past/Present Clients
Open source (and free) projects: D.U.C.K (source-forge), JXN for wireXN.
Publications WikiAI08
Education/Credentials
B.Sc. in Math and Computer Science, BGU.
M.Sc. in Computer Science, BGU.
Past/Present Clients
Open source (and free) projects: D.U.C.K (source-forge), JXN for wireXN.
Education/Credentials B.Sc. in Math and Computer Science, BGU.
M.Sc. in Computer Science, BGU.
Past/Present Clients
Open source (and free) projects: D.U.C.K (source-forge), JXN for wireXN.
Past/Present Clients Open source (and free) projects: D.U.C.K (source-forge), JXN for wireXN.
Question Hi, Ziv Ben
I've just completed my project in java. And now i want to make executable JAR file. I'm using Eclipse IDE. In Eclipse i can make JAR file of my project from File > Export.. menu. It works.
But the problem is that i have some icons and background images which executable JAR file does not contain. The images are located in a folder in Project Folder. But it did not added in JAR file automatically when it builds.
Pls I've to make the JAR file with all Images.
Help Me.......
Thanks....
Answer Hi Nirav,
Here is a quick solution. After you created the simple JAR, using Eclipse, you can open that JAR using any zip-utility (WinZip, WinRar, 7z) and add to it the image files. Make sure you place the image files at the proper directory inside the JAR.
Let me know if this works for you. I will check why Eclipse didn't include the image files, as it should. Usually you need to mark them to be exported, in the project settings.
