— Scott McNealy, Sun Microsystems Chairman, President and ceo

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Run:
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Create a JAR
manifest.txt
Main-Class: MiniApp
source
javaranch
cows
Lorper 
iure 
eugue 
tat vero 
conse 
euguero-
Foof.java
MyProject
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Execute a JAR
Bonus question: What’s wrong with the package name?

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 BULLET POINTS
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Organize your project so that your source code and class files are not in 
the same directory.
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A standard organization structure is to create a project directory, and then 
put a source directory and a classes directory inside the project directory.
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Organizing your classes into packages prevents naming collisions with 
other classes, if you prepend your reverse domain name on to the front of 
a class name.
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To put a class in a package, put a package statement at the top of the 
source code file, before any import statements: 
package com.wickedlysmart;
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To be in a package, a class must be in a directory structure that exactly 
matches the package structure. For a class, com.wickedlysmart.Foo, 
the Foo class must be in a directory named wickedlysmart, which is in a 
directory named com.
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To make your compiled class land in the correct package directory 
structure under the classes directory, use the