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new jar file of open source software

 
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Hi

I have an open source (GPLv3) Java software tool that it has some algorithm for performing on data. It contain jar file for running. It has build.xml file.
I want adding a source code of algorithm and copying it in src folder.
How do I create new jar file from Updated open source software?

Thank you...
 
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build.xml is a file that is used by Apache Ant, a build tool. You'll need to download and install Ant ant then run it in the directory that contains the build.xml file.

Doesn't the open source project you are using have documentation or instructions on how to build it?
 
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ok
I should create new jar file from updated open source software, for running this by a build tool, for example ant.
Is it true?
 
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