Could have sworn I saw something the other day saying to only export the classpath or the project when you're going to share it with people. Which one is it?

Depending do you want to share your code? Then release the code Itself. But if you want people to use your actual script release the jar. Not sure if I answer your question.

Could have sworn I saw something the other day saying to only export the classpath or the project when you're going to share it with people. Which one is it?

 

 

If you are wanting to add it to the SDN look here: http://osbot.org/forum/forum/181-sdn-upload-requests/ 

You will need to set up a git account and then upload your source there. 

 

If you want to share it locally, you can build the jar and share a download link to the jar, or share the source code directly.

Thank you :p

Depending do you want to share your code? Then release the code Itself. But if you want people to use your actual script release the jar. Not sure if I answer your question.

Am I supposed to keep the .classpath and .project when I turn it into a Jar to share with people?

If you are wanting to add it to the SDN look here: http://osbot.org/forum/forum/181-sdn-upload-requests/ 

You will need to set up a git account and then upload your source there. 

 

If you want to share it locally, you can build the jar and share a download link to the jar, or share the source code directly.

If i'm sharing it locally do I keep the .classpath and .project on when I export it or do I disable it?

Am I supposed to keep the .classpath and .project when I turn it into a Jar to share with people?

If i'm sharing it locally do I keep the .classpath and .project on when I export it or do I disable it?

you think you can disable it i believe

you think you can disable it i believe

kk, thank you