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How to run java file with many jars dependencies in ubuntu

I have a java class that has almost 12 jar-dependent files, and I'm using ubuntu 12.10. I need to know how to run this Java application, because every time I run it, it gives me errors, because "characters were not found." I have all the jar files in the libs folder. and I tried these commands, but none of them gave me any successful result. I have a flight.java class in the test directory, and the libs directory is inside the test directory. I'm currently in the test directory

javac -cp "/home/ubuntu/test/libs/*.jar" flight.java

javac -cp '/home/ubuntu/test/libs/*.jar' flights.java

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if you have one class in your application called flights.javaand all your required jar is in /home/ubuntu/test/libs/, then use this

javac -cp '.:/home/ubuntu/test/libs/*.jar' flights.java

and run

java -cp '.:/home/ubuntu/test/libs/*.jar' flights

it’s better to just pack the addiction and application into one jar and make it a running and running jar

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12 cans are not very big. Why not just add all the banks to the class path?

Alternatively, you can create another jar and specify all the banks in the Class-Path variable in this MANIFEST.MF jar, and then add this single jar to your classpath.

EDIT:

This is how I do it. Create a MANIFEST.MF file with content similar to this:

Manifest-Version: 1.0    
Archiver-Version: whatever  
Created-By: whatever  
Built-By: author-name  
Build-Jdk: 1.6.0_34  
Class-Path: jar1.jar jar2.jar jar3.jar

replace jar1.jarthe actual jar file names.

: jar cvf test.jar -m ./MANIFEST.MF.

, classpath, java -jar xyz.jar class-name

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1534518/

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