Jul 21, 2013 · I installed "open jdk 7" on ubuntu 13.04, but not recognized in "other application" list to set as default. I need to open a ".jar" file with "open jdk7". Please help.

To make Java open .jar files per default (i.e. double click) right click on any .jar file to select Properties. In the following window select the "Open With" tab to see e.g. the follwing choice: …

Linux is perfectly capable of running a foreign binary, like a JAR file. This is how Wine works, for example. To run JAR files as executable first make sure you have Java installed, then do the …

Apr 28, 2015 · 1 Try this. Open a terminal and try running java -version As long as it returns something, you have java installed. You likely haven't marked the .jar files as executable. To …

2 What are you trying to do? To open JAR as archive or to launch the application packed in JAR? Personally, I used to have a problem because Dolphin (KDE's default file manager) launched …

Jun 24, 2016 · I'm using Lubuntu and trying to open a file named Minecraft.jar, but all the solutions that work for other people aren't working for me. I have these versions of Java installed: …

I decided to start java programming on Linux instead of Windows, but I can only open my projects in the NetBeans IDE. When I make the distribution into a .jar file, I can't open them. I already …

Aug 31, 2013 · How do I get java 6 to be one of the options for opening .jar files after I select properties then open with?

Nov 15, 2024 · 0 Anytime I attempt to open a .jar file by double clicking (despite it being executable), it gives me the following error: Could not find the program 'cautious-launcher' . …

If running a .jar file from the command line works (java -jar myFile.jar), but double-clicking it in the GUI does not, and if sudo chmod +x myFile.jar appears to succeed but you still can't open with …