I'm trying to create a native executable out of a .jar file I have locally. All looks fine except that I'm currently executing the jar file with an argument ( abc
):
java -Dappbase=http://localhost:80/getdown/xyz/ -jar getdown-1.7.1.jar abc
This is what I'm using to generate my native image:
javapackager \
-deploy -BjvmProperties=appbase=http://localhost:80/getdown/xyz/ \
-native \
-outdir result \
-outfile sample \
-srcfiles getdown-1.7.1.jar \
-appclass com.threerings.getdown.launcher.GetdownApp
How to signal javapackager
that I'd like it to run com.threerings.getdown.launcher.GetdownApp
with abc
as an argument?
Thanks
This may help you.
Sources : https://docs.oracle.com/javafx/2/deployment/javafx_ant_task_reference002.htm
https://docs.oracle.com/javafx/2/deployment/javafx_ant_task_reference002.htm#CACIJFHB
<fx:application name="Sample app"
mainClass="test.MyApplication">
<!-- unnamed arguments -->
<fx:argument>Something</fx:argument>
<!-- value with spaces that are generated at build time -->
<fx:argument>JRE version: ${java.version}</fx:argument>
<!-- example of value using a special character -->
<fx:argument>true & false</fx:argument>
</fx:application>
I can't speak for Java packager, but to pass commandline arguments to Getdown you want to do something like:
java -jar getdown-1.7.1.jar appdir "" abc
think of appdir "" as boilerplate for you to pass abc :)
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