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I am writing Java RMI client/server code. Part of that process involves creating a JAR file and copying it to the local Tomcat5 server. I suspect that there is some way to tell MyEclipse, when it has finished compiling all the necessary classes, to JAR the classes of a project, and copy them to a specified location?
Alternatively, is there a way to execute a batch file at completion of compile?
claytoncramer,
You can use ANT for automatic builds in the same way as it is done in Eclipse.
Please check these links and try their suggestions :
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1062941/build-project-into-a-jar-automatically-in-eclipse
http://www.simonwhatley.co.uk/using-ant-with-eclipse
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1119677/how-do-i-automatically-generate-a-jar-file-in-an-eclipse-java-projectI suggest you check on development forums for more help.
Hope this helps.
It took a while, but your pointers helped, and I now have a build.xml that creates the JAR file in my target location when I change any of the classes that make up the JAR.
