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# Jar-Updater
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# Jar-Updater
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A simple cli program used to replace a program's .jar file with another.
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A simple cli program used to replace a program's .jar file with another. This program is necessary because a .jar cannot
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replace itself because it's locked while it's running (on some operating systems).
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## Usage
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## Usage
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The software must be given one argument which is the download URL for the new file.
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The software must be given one argument which is the download URL for the new file.
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The second argument (optional) is the program to be run after the new file has been downloaded (usually the program calling this software).
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The second argument (optional) is whether to run the downloaded file if the download was successful.
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The third argument is the new file name of the downloaded file. This is used when the file name in the URL might change.
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The third argument is the new file name of the downloaded file. This is used when the file name in the URL might change.
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The fourth argument is the amount of seconds to wait before starting the download. This gives the calling software time to exit, making its executable readable.
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The fourth argument is the amount of seconds to wait before starting the download. This gives the calling software time to exit, making its executable readable.
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