Generate Jar file with eclipse Indigo

  1. Create a Java Application and Source files and libraries to it.
  2. Right click on the project->Export->Jar File-Click on Next until you see JAR manifest specifications dialogue box.
  3. Select -Generate Manifest file
  4. Click on browse and select the Main file.
  5. Click on Finish

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