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HOWTO -- A sample setup to get JavaCompiler (Compile On Save) started and eventually, FileTool

 

Running the Library Software:

  1. Get Java

  2. Download tec8.jar. This is the code.


  3. Download tec8_jars.jar. These are all the dependencies.


  4. Create a project called tec8 and create a jars folder within it and extract the jars in the /jars/ folder to that project's '/jars/' folder, then add all of those jars to your IDE dependencies to run from your IDE. I think I'm on NetBeans 18, but any version that supports either an Ant Project or Java Project with Existing Sources will work, or you can just run java... Similarly, any ide that supports those characteristics should be fine. First run JavaCompiler to understand how to compile, See Below. Most of my programs will just run without arguments and prompt for necessary data, but I also have some shortcut files for processes, like Deploy, and specific classes that require input like Build, JavaLauncher, FindInComputer, FindInFile, etc. I haven't really done much on FindInNetwork or NetworkLauncher.

  5. Use WinRar to view the code, if desired, before building/running/deployment.

  6. Runtime: ( cd Downloads )

  7. License
    • Aargh, matey. $1 CAD per user.

  8. Have fun coding!!!