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Program.jar -command
hello, i am a new member towards this forum, i was told by my friend to join this due to the great community and solutions. I am currently working on a console program and i was wondering if this is possible in Java.
like in bash you can do "program.sh -command answer"
is it possible in Java and so what is this called?
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Re: Program.jar -command
Do you mean pass command-line arguments to a jar file?
Simply tack on the arguments you want at the end. The general syntax:
java [options] -jar jarfile [args]
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