Exporting Java Source to JAR file in Eclipse











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When Exporting the Source code folder to JAR file in Eclipse it is getting exported with some warnings



When the exported JAR file is decompiled and checked , there are some class files which when opened showing error message like



  "Invalid class file <fileName.class>: Can not read buffer"


What are the possible reasons for this problem and how to avoid that



I am using Eclipse Luna Service Release 2 (4.4.2 )










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  • Have you attempted to manually compile the program and test the creation of the Jar outside of Eclipse? jar cvf testJar.jar * I have not seen that specific error but it seems like it is possible your files aren't compiled or imported correctly
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  • How do you decompile those classes?
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When Exporting the Source code folder to JAR file in Eclipse it is getting exported with some warnings



When the exported JAR file is decompiled and checked , there are some class files which when opened showing error message like



  "Invalid class file <fileName.class>: Can not read buffer"


What are the possible reasons for this problem and how to avoid that



I am using Eclipse Luna Service Release 2 (4.4.2 )










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  • Have you attempted to manually compile the program and test the creation of the Jar outside of Eclipse? jar cvf testJar.jar * I have not seen that specific error but it seems like it is possible your files aren't compiled or imported correctly
    – ViaTech
    Nov 22 at 14:03












  • How do you decompile those classes?
    – Eugen Covaci
    Nov 22 at 14:07













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When Exporting the Source code folder to JAR file in Eclipse it is getting exported with some warnings



When the exported JAR file is decompiled and checked , there are some class files which when opened showing error message like



  "Invalid class file <fileName.class>: Can not read buffer"


What are the possible reasons for this problem and how to avoid that



I am using Eclipse Luna Service Release 2 (4.4.2 )










share|improve this question













When Exporting the Source code folder to JAR file in Eclipse it is getting exported with some warnings



When the exported JAR file is decompiled and checked , there are some class files which when opened showing error message like



  "Invalid class file <fileName.class>: Can not read buffer"


What are the possible reasons for this problem and how to avoid that



I am using Eclipse Luna Service Release 2 (4.4.2 )







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  • Have you attempted to manually compile the program and test the creation of the Jar outside of Eclipse? jar cvf testJar.jar * I have not seen that specific error but it seems like it is possible your files aren't compiled or imported correctly
    – ViaTech
    Nov 22 at 14:03












  • How do you decompile those classes?
    – Eugen Covaci
    Nov 22 at 14:07


















  • Have you attempted to manually compile the program and test the creation of the Jar outside of Eclipse? jar cvf testJar.jar * I have not seen that specific error but it seems like it is possible your files aren't compiled or imported correctly
    – ViaTech
    Nov 22 at 14:03












  • How do you decompile those classes?
    – Eugen Covaci
    Nov 22 at 14:07
















Have you attempted to manually compile the program and test the creation of the Jar outside of Eclipse? jar cvf testJar.jar * I have not seen that specific error but it seems like it is possible your files aren't compiled or imported correctly
– ViaTech
Nov 22 at 14:03






Have you attempted to manually compile the program and test the creation of the Jar outside of Eclipse? jar cvf testJar.jar * I have not seen that specific error but it seems like it is possible your files aren't compiled or imported correctly
– ViaTech
Nov 22 at 14:03














How do you decompile those classes?
– Eugen Covaci
Nov 22 at 14:07




How do you decompile those classes?
– Eugen Covaci
Nov 22 at 14:07












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When you are going to export jar file from eclipse follow following step:




  1. File-> Export


  2. Select following checkboxes and destination folder.



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  1. Now again deselect following checkboxes.


enter image description here




  1. Select like this image.


enter image description here




  1. Then finish.


  2. Goto to folder where you saved jar file and run java -jar jarname.jar


  3. Then you can decompile jar file using JD GUI and check your classes are decompiled correctly or not.







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    When you are going to export jar file from eclipse follow following step:




    1. File-> Export


    2. Select following checkboxes and destination folder.



    enter image description here




    1. Now again deselect following checkboxes.


    enter image description here




    1. Select like this image.


    enter image description here




    1. Then finish.


    2. Goto to folder where you saved jar file and run java -jar jarname.jar


    3. Then you can decompile jar file using JD GUI and check your classes are decompiled correctly or not.







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      When you are going to export jar file from eclipse follow following step:




      1. File-> Export


      2. Select following checkboxes and destination folder.



      enter image description here




      1. Now again deselect following checkboxes.


      enter image description here




      1. Select like this image.


      enter image description here




      1. Then finish.


      2. Goto to folder where you saved jar file and run java -jar jarname.jar


      3. Then you can decompile jar file using JD GUI and check your classes are decompiled correctly or not.







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        When you are going to export jar file from eclipse follow following step:




        1. File-> Export


        2. Select following checkboxes and destination folder.



        enter image description here




        1. Now again deselect following checkboxes.


        enter image description here




        1. Select like this image.


        enter image description here




        1. Then finish.


        2. Goto to folder where you saved jar file and run java -jar jarname.jar


        3. Then you can decompile jar file using JD GUI and check your classes are decompiled correctly or not.







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        When you are going to export jar file from eclipse follow following step:




        1. File-> Export


        2. Select following checkboxes and destination folder.



        enter image description here




        1. Now again deselect following checkboxes.


        enter image description here




        1. Select like this image.


        enter image description here




        1. Then finish.


        2. Goto to folder where you saved jar file and run java -jar jarname.jar


        3. Then you can decompile jar file using JD GUI and check your classes are decompiled correctly or not.








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