A simple Hello-World example for the Java module system. Learn more about it in my module system tutorial.
To build and run with Maven execute these commands in the project's root:
mvn verify
java
--module-path target/hello-modules-1.0-SNAPSHOT.jar
--module dev.nipafx.demo.hello_modules/dev.nipafx.demo.modules.HelloModularWorld
To compile, package and launch without Maven on Linux:
javac
-d target/classes
$(find src -name '*.java')
jar --create
--file target/hello-modules.jar
--main-class dev.nipafx.demo.modules.HelloModularWorld
-C target/classes .
java
--module-path target/hello-modules.jar
--module dev.nipafx.demo.hello_modules
On Windows you would have to explicitly enumerate the sources for the javac command, but otherwise it should be the same.
You can use the bach-build-run.jsh JShell script (from Bach) to execute the commands above.
On Linux/Mac:
On Windows, with %JDK%\bin on your PATH (where %JDK is JDK 9 or later):
jshell bach-build-run.jsh
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