Java Compiler Collection (JCC)
Java Compiler Collection is a set of three Java compilers: Maven, Gradle and Ant. This tool installs them to %AppData%\JCC\
and later adds them to the user PATH variable, so you can use Maven, Gradle and Ant from any place.
Contents of the website:
- Home page
- Release notes
- Uninstallation
Contents of this page:
- Java Compiler Collection (JCC)
- Why JCC
- Installing Java Compiler Collection
- Download Java Compiler Collection
- Contributing to the project
Why JCC
Before I started with Java Compiler Collection development, I used a lot Gradle and Maven compiler and to a lesser extent, Ant. The problem I had is that you allways need to download the compilers and copy them to the working directory, a mess.
But there are some tools called ‘wrappers’ that make this work easy, since they are very portable. However, you’ll need to copy them inside every project you want to compile.
So I thought how can I make a tool that makes possible to use those compiler without needing to copy them every time you want to develop a Java application, so I developed JCC.
It installs the three compilers in your computer (exactly at %AppData%\JCC
folder) and then adds that folders to PATH user environment variable.
Yo install JCC, continue reading this document.
Installing Java Compiler Collection
Installation is very easy, but you will need some requirements.
Requirements
- Java SE Development kit >=8 (bit.ly/javadevelopmentkit if you don’t have it)
- Microsoft .NET Framework >= 4.0 (To compile and install
addtopath.cs
) and added to PATH. OR Microsoft Visual Studio 2019 and install from developer command prompt.
How to install
git clone
or download this repo from the button below.- Open
cmd.exe
or Developer Command Prompt. - Go to the working directory
- Run install.bat
- Wait a few minutes
- Restart command prompt after installation
- Done! Now you can run
ant
,mvn
andgradle
from any place!
How to uninstall
Visit: lumitoluma.github.io/JCC/uninstallation
Download Java Compiler Collection
Contributing to the project
If you want to contribute to the project, please contact me through lumito.net/contact or open a Pull Request.
You can contribute with the following things:
- Code improvements
- Ideas for future programs / services.
Reporting bugs there is not allowed, unless you have reported them through Issues tab and you have not received any comments for a while (minimum a week).