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40 lines
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[](https://travis-ci.org/BruceEckel/OnJava8-Examples)
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[](https://ci.appveyor.com/project/BruceEckel/onjava-examples)
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To compile and run these programs, you only need JDK 8 installed.
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Invoking `gradlew` will automatically download and install Gradle.
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Gradle will also install all additional libraries necessary to compile
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and run the Java examples in the book.
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To compile everything, the command is:
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`gradlew classes`
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To run everything (including compiling if necessary), the command is:
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`gradlew run`
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To compile only a single chapter (including dependencies), use for example:
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`gradlew :strings:classes`
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To run only a single chapter, say:
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`gradlew :strings:run`
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Gradle can also be used to run a single program. Here, we run the **ReplacingStringTokenizer.java**
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program in the **strings** chapter subdirectory:
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`gradlew :strings:ReplacingStringTokenizer`
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However, if the file name is unique throughout the book (the majority are), you can just give the
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program name, like this:
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`gradlew ReplacingStringTokenizer`
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Note that all these commands are run from the base directory where the example code is installed, and where you find the
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`gradlew` script.
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You can learn about other options by just typing `gradlew` with no arguments.
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