What would the “jar: jar” goal do?

Question Posted / geetanjali

What would the “jar: jar” goal do?..

Answer / Deepak Diwakar

The 'jar: jar' goal in Maven creates a JAR file from the project. It takes all classes in your project and packages them into a single JAR archive.

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