This plugin adds the following commands to sublime Command Palette:

JavaC: Compile Current File
JavaC: Compile & Run Current File
JavaC: Compile Current Project
JavaC: Compile & Run Current Project
JavaC: Generate Jar Package For Project
JavaC: Generate & Run Jar Package For Project
JavaC: Clear Project

Move to you "Sublime Text" packages folder and clone this repository to it:

git clone [email protected]:psychowico/SublimeJavaCompiler.git

When you trying compile simple java file, you should just use "JavaC: Compile Current File" or "JavaC: Compile & Run Current File" options. When you want compile full project, more complex, with namespaces, libraries etc. you need add to project configuration file. When you run "JavaC: Compile Current Project" command JavaC offer you to generate project configuration file. It will be settings.sublime-javac.

{
    "project_name"      : "HelloWorld",
    "output_dir"        : "output",
    "sources_dir"       : "src",
    "encoding"          : "utf-8",
    "resources"         : [],
    "libs"              : [],
    "entry_file"        : "Test/HelloWorld.java",
    "entry_point"       : "Test.HelloWorld"
}

Options meaning:

• project_name - simply project name, use as output name for generating jar file
• output_dir - where jar and classes file should be generated
• sources_dir - where *.java sources of you file are stored
• encoding - compilation encoding, utf-8 default
• resources - list of resources files, they will be copied to you output classes directory and included in jar package (you can use asterix for file groups)
• libs - java jar external packages should be linked to you project
• entry_file - entry file where you have class with "Main" program function
• entry_point - class with "Main" program function

All pathes are relative to you project main directory (where settings.sublime-javac file is stored).

You can add keyboard shortcuts by clicking in you "Preferences/Key Bindings - User" and add additional lines:

{ "keys": ["f5"], "command": "javac_compile_and_run_project" },
{ "keys": ["f6"], "command": "javac_compile_project" },
{ "keys": ["shift+f5"], "command": "javac_compile_and_run_file" },
{ "keys": ["shift+f6"], "command": "javac_compile_file" },
{ "keys": ["ctrl+shift+f7"], "command": "javac_clear_project" }

You can change settings about Java path or hide output-window option.

• Open your SublimeJavaCompiler User Settings Preferences file Preferences -> Package Settings -> Sublime Java Compiler -> Settings - User
• Add or update items.

These are the basic settings you can change:

{
	"java_path" : "java",
	"javac_path": "javac",
	"jar_path"  : "jar",
	"javac_autohide": true,
	"hide_output_after_compilation": true
}