The
exe4j command line compiler has the following
options:
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-h or --help
Displays a quick help for all available options.
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-V or --version
Displays the version of exe4j in the following format:
exe4j version 1.0, built on 2002-10-05
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-v or --verbose
Enables verbose mode. In verbose mode, exe4j prints out information about
internal processes. If you experience problems with exe4j, please make sure
to include the verbose terminal output with your bug
report.
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-q or --quiet
Enables quiet mode. In quiet mode, no terminal output short of a fatal error
will be printed.
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-t or --test
Enables test mode. In test mode, no executable will be generated in the directory
for the executable.
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-L or --license=KEY
Update the license key on the command line. This is useful if you have installed
exe4j on a headless system and cannot start the GUI.
KEY must be replaced with your license key.
-
-x or --require-license
By default, exe4j will fallback to evaluation mode if the license key is not valid. If you
want the compilation to fail instead, you can spcify this option.
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-r STRING or --release=STRING
override the application version defined in the
version info step.
STRING must be replaced with the desired version number. The
version number can only contain numbers and dots.
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-d STRING or --destination=STRING
override the destination directory for the executable. STRING must
be replaced with the desired directory. If the directory contains spaces, you must
enclose STRING in quotation marks.
Note that this option does not
affect the interpretation of relative paths defined by the distribution source
directory and the output directory as specified in the
application step of the exe4j wizard.