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Subject: Re: How Do I Publish My Working Project (corresponding dot jar doesn't work on other's PCs)
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On Tuesday, September 11, 2012 12:25:45 PM UTC-4, markspace wrote:
> On 9/11/2012 5:12 AM, ... wrote: > On NetBeans, how do I determine what J=
DK I'm using. I forgot which > one I loaded. It's in your project propertie=
s. And it's not the one you have loaded, it's the one you have set for the =
build target. In other words, if you are using JDK 7, you can still be targ=
eting for example Java 5 in your project, which is useful if you have users=
 still on Java 5 who don't want to upgrade. Right-click on the project, Pro=
perties -> Sources, way down at the bottom it says "Sources/Binary Format",=
 that's your target (I'm using NB 7.2 btw, I seem to remember a slightly di=
fferent option format in NB 6). Also, you need the JRE. The JDK is for deve=
lopment, your users won't normally need that. All they need is the normal r=
untime, the JRE. You personally can use the JDK, because it contains a JRE,=
 but anyone else will normally just have the JRE. To run, you use java -cp =
<path to all needed jars> -jar <path/your jar> If you need to do fancier th=
ings than that (distribute over the internet, for example) then look into J=
ava WebStart or consider OneJar if you are going to just copy the files aro=
und.

How do I determine the specific JRE that I need.

Thanks,