Creating a JAR for a stand-alone SWT application

[shinichi0802]

I have a sample SWT application, So I will now create an executable JAR file that can
run from the command-line, outside of the Eclipse workbench. Right-click on the project
name in the Package Explorer and choose the “Exportâ€

[Eric Clayberg]

[quote="shinichi0802"]So I want to konw the path"–Djava.library.path=“c:\Program Files\eclipse\plugins\com.swtdesigner_4.2.1\os\win32\x86\â€

[shinichi0802]

Ok. I cant not find the Eclipse SWT DLL. where ?

[Eric Clayberg]

Ok. I cant not find the Eclipse SWT DLL. where ?

As described in the Designer FAQ, product docs, product help, and SWT FAQ, the Eclipse SWT DLL is located in the Eclipse SWT plugin (directory or JAR depending on the versoin of Eclipse you are using).

In general, for help running SWT applications, you should post questions to the Eclipse SWT newsgroup.

[shinichi0802]

Eric Clayberg wrote:
As described in the Designer FAQ, product docs, product help, and SWT FAQ, the Eclipse SWT DLL is located in the Eclipse SWT plugin (directory or JAR depending on the versoin of Eclipse you are using).

I had readed it. But i cant not find it. can you show me step by step (window XP SP2)how to run SWT application with products i have(not use "Run As SWT Application of Eclipse" because it's success.).

[Kelly]

Maybe this post will help you.

http://www.swt-designer.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=647

The post title is 'Deploy SWT App as .jar on Windows and Linux'

The jar filenames for Eclipse and SWT have changed because of upgrades but it should still be correct.

[shinichi0802]

Thanks Kelly so much.