![]() I have a BlueJ project (don't judge me I'm trying to learn Eclipse) and it uses functionalities like JPanel and PrintWriters - it basically takes input txt files in the project folder, manipulates them, and then exports the manipulated data to an 'output' txt file, also in the project folder. Is there some way to turn this into an executable version so that other people can use my utility without having to download BlueJ/IDEs? How To Run Files In LinuxDemux the file with mkvtoolnix. I already tried exporting to Jar file, and it doesn't have all the folders for inputs/outputs so I don't get how I could do it (yes I have heard of 'wrapping' a Jar file in an exe but I obviously can't do that either). Thank you for any help, and please tell me if you need more info, this is my first StackOverflow question!:). It looks like you wouldn't want the input/output folders wraped in the jar, since they wouldn't be accessible without cracking the jar open. This is how i would do it: I'd export the jar, then wrap it with this tool:. It's pretty straightforward to use. You don't have to make use of everything it offers, just specify the jar and the JVM arguments and hit the create button.
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