How to start a jar package using the nohup command in Linux?

The command format for starting a jar package using the nohup command in Linux is as follows:

nohup java -jar your_jar_file.jar > your_log_file.log &

your_jar_file.jar is the name of the JAR file to be launched, and your_log_file.log is the name of the file to save the output logs.

The “nohup” command allows Java programs to run in the background without being affected by the closure of the terminal. By redirecting the output to a log file, the program’s output logs can be saved. The “&” symbol at the end indicates that the program will be running in the background.

After running the above command, you can check the program’s output log by viewing the your_log_file.log file.