20.6 Creating and viewing a Java Archive (JAR) file

To deploy a JavaHelp system, it is best to archive all the required components in a single executable JAR file. Although you can create a JAR file for an Oracle Help system, the result probably will not be executable, at least on Windows.

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§20.6.1 Creating a JAR file

§20.6.2 Viewing a JAR file

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Parent Topic:  20. Generating JavaHelp or Oracle Help

Sibling Topics:

20.1 Deciding which Java Help system to use

20.2 Obtaining tools for a Java-based Help system

20.3 Setting up a JavaHelp or Oracle Help project

20.4 Generating contents and index

20.5 Providing full-text search for JavaHelp / Oracle Help

20.7 Converting a glossary to JavaHelp 2

20.8 Defining windows for JavaHelp or Oracle Help

20.9 Linking to destinations within topics

20.10 Creating ALinks for Oracle Help

20.11 Merging JavaHelp or Oracle Help systems

20.12 Setting up CSH for JavaHelp or Oracle Help

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