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4.5 Jar file Creation and Extraction<br />

DRAFT, February 18, 2003, Page 49<br />

jGRASP provides a utility for the creation and extraction of Java Archive files (JAR) for your project. The<br />

“Create Jar File for Project” option, which is found on the Project menu, allows you to create a single<br />

compressed file containing your entire project.<br />

The “Jar/Zip Extractor” option enables you to extract the contents of a JAR or ZIP archive file.<br />

These topics are described in more detail in Part 2 - Reference.<br />

4.6 Changing Projects<br />

To change from one project to another, you may create a new project as described above, or you may<br />

select from other existing projects. On the Control Panel (Desktop) tool bar, click Project – Open<br />

Project… to open the Open Project window. Within the Open Project window, go to the directory where<br />

the project file is located, select to the project file. The project file can be opened by double-clicking on<br />

the file name or by clicking the Open button on the lower right of the Open Project window. After the<br />

project is opened, its name should be displayed at the top of the Desktop.<br />

Alternatively, you change projects by double-clicking on a project file in the Browse pane.<br />

4.7 Closing a Project<br />

On the Control Panel (Desktop) tool bar, click Project – Close Project… to close the current project.<br />

After closing a project, jGRASP Project: [default] should be displayed at the top of the Desktop. All<br />

project information is saved when you close the project, as well as when you exit jGRASP.<br />

For more information, see Project Menu in Part 2 - Reference.

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