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How to Quick-Start With Ant Java Building Tool on Gnu/Linux Distros Step-by-Step Easy Guide

March 4, 2014 | By the+gnu+linux+evangelist.

Java Ant Building Java Projects

The Short Guide shows you How to Quick Start with Ant Building a Hello-World Java Project on GNU/Linux Distributions.

Ant is a build tool, a small program designed to help software teams develop big programs by automating all the drudge-work tasks of compiling code, running tests, and packaging the results for redistribution.

Ant is written in Java and is designed to be cross-platform, easy to use, extensible, and scalable.

The Tutorial Include Links to Getting-Started with Ant and Oracle Java JDK 7 on Linux.

Quick-Start Apache Ant on Linux - Featured

  1. Getting-Started with Apache Ant on GNU/Linux Distributions.

    Install Ant on Linux

  2. Open Terminal Window
    (Press “Enter” to Execute Commands).

  3. Create a Simple Java Project Instance.

    cd /[path/2/javaProject]

    nano HelloWorldWithAnt.java

    Nano is used because it’s Present by Default on System, so Instead, you can just Use your Editor of Choice…

    Append:

    public class Project 
{
public static void main(String args[]) 
{
System.out.println("Hello World. I Got Started with Ant!"); 
}
}

    4. Now Suppose that you Want Ant to:

    1. Build all the Classes on Project
    2. Store the Results in a JAR Archive

  4. Make the Ant build.xml File.

    nano build.xml

    Append:

    



Building the .jar file.

    5. How to Install Recommended Oracle JDK on Linux:

    Install Oracle JDK for Linux

  5. To Run the Ant Building Task.

    Simply :)

    /nant

    6. How to Install Eclipse for Java on GNU/Linux Distributions

    Install Eclipse for Java on Linux