running exported script .jar on Windows 10 command line

Asked by George Varghese

Windows 10 professional with java 11 from AdoptOpenJDK

Sikuli 2.02

I exported jar file from IDE . Message showed up Sikuli IDE "not set" - what does that mean?. however it did produce .jar file of the script. I have sikulix-2.0.2.jar, jython-standalone-2.7.1.jar and sikulixapi-2.0.2.jar all in the same folder

I ran the command
java -jar C:\Sikuli\t1_sikuli.jar #(t1_sikuli.jar) is the .jar file produced in the previous step

get the message Invalid or corrupt jarfile. (didn't the .jar file was not created properly because of the previous error message"

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RaiMan (raimund-hocke) said :
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you have to use:

java -jar <path-to>\sikulix-2.0.2.jar - r C:\Sikuli\t1_sikuli.jar

The exported jar is not self-runnable. It is only some zip-container for the script and the images.

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George Varghese (vargheseg) said :
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thanks RaiMan that worked