What do you mean by "convert"? Java source code compiles cross-platforms, and class files run cross-platform. Or are you referring to the line endings in the files?
your .class files can be moved over to your linux box and should run as is.
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Ulf Dittmer wrote:What do you mean by "convert"? Java source code compiles cross-platforms, and class files run cross-platform. Or are you referring to the line endings in the files?
I am referring to the line endings in the files (java, eclipse projects, etc).
You ought to avoid using \n or \r unless you specifically want those characters. Using the %n tag after printf or format, or using println, ensure that the JVM uses the correct line end combination for the operating system. More details about %n in the Formatter class.
(I think the OP was referring to source files saved in a non-useful way.)
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albert kao wrote:I had developed my java programs with Spring framework, Eclipse on Windows. How to convert to linux (ubuntu)?
Do I write a script with dos2unix?
Another person told me to do this in Eclipse:
Select the project(s) and then File > Convert Line Delimiters To > Unix
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