JAR archive
[/dʒɑːr ˈɑːrkaɪv/]
nounpl: JAR archives
arquivo JAR
1. A file format based on the ZIP archive format, used to package Java class files, metadata, and resources into a single compressed file for distribution and execution
The application was distributed as a JAR archive that could be run directly on any system with Java installed.
A aplicação foi distribuída como um arquivo JAR que poderia ser executado diretamente em qualquer sistema com Java instalado.
2. A compressed container file with the .jar extension containing compiled Java bytecode and other necessary files for a Java program
Developers can create a JAR archive from their compiled Java classes to simplify deployment.
Desenvolvedores podem criar um arquivo JAR a partir de suas classes Java compiladas para simplificar a implantação.
JAR archives are fundamental to Java development and deployment worldwide. While the English term 'JAR archive' is predominantly used in technical documentation and conversations even among Portuguese-speaking developers, Brazilian software engineers may also refer to it as 'arquivo JAR' in Portuguese contexts. This is a technology-specific term with minimal cultural variation.
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