Hi, i tried but not find access, error myjar.jar file not found, as per my structure my jar file is in root , can you tell me how can i find my jar path dynamically.
Too run jar you need this steps
https://askubuntu.com/a/291514
Seems you need to run it on bash file with java command
script:
- bash myRunJar.sh
myRunJar.sh
#!/bin/bashsudo apt-get install binfmt-support
chmod a+rx myjar.jar
result=$(./myjar.jar
)
echo "$result"
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Hi, i tried but not find access, error myjar.jar file not found, as per my structure my jar file is in root , can you tell me how can i find my jar path dynamically.
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To get path where the bash is currently:
- echo $(pwd)
to see all structure of files in the folder:
script:
-sudo
apt-get update -y
-sudo
apt-get install -y tree
- tree
To move your file from /root folder to current folder:
script:
- mv -v $HOME/myjar.txt $(pwd)
To see result run:
script:
- tree
or
script:
- echo $(ls)
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In result:
script:
- echo $(pwd)
-sudo
apt-get update -y
-sudo
apt-get install -y tree
- mv -v $HOME/myjar.txt $(pwd)
- tree
- echo $(ls)
-sudo apt-get install binfmt-support
- chmod a+rx myjar.jar
- result=$(./myjar.jar
)
- echo "$result"
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