#How use a .jar Projekt in Intellij?

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latent kettle
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My prof give us a jar file from a java project and we should work with it. But I don't no how I do that? I'm a beginner

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My prof give us a jar file from a java project and we should work with it. But I don't no how I do that? I'm a beginner

To use a .jar project in IntelliJ as a beginner, follow these steps:

  1. Open IntelliJ and create a new Java project or open an existing project.
  2. Create a new module within your project by going to File > New > Module from Existing Sources.
  3. Select the .jar file provided by your professor and import it into the module.
  4. Make sure to add the .jar file as a dependency in your project by right-clicking on the module, selecting "Open Module Settings," and navigating to the Dependencies tab.
  5. Click on the "+" icon and add the .jar file as a library dependency.
  6. Once the .jar file is added as a dependency, you can start using the classes and methods from the project in your own code.

By following these steps, you should be able to successfully work with the .jar project provided by your professor in IntelliJ. If you encounter any issues or have further questions, feel free to ask for help on this Discord server or consult IntelliJ's documentation for more detailed instructions.

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edgy sierra
brittle basin
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put the jar in a folder called lib

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then right click that lib folder and select "add as library"

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also, just for my curiosity @latent kettle - what is the jar?

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latent kettle
latent kettle
brittle basin
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and it should be fine that the file is read only

edgy sierra
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You shouldn't try to edit them.

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You just import classes from them.