This is an example of how to use megg with one of the supplied templates java
(the right hand column of this website has more templates)

C:\projects>java -jar megg.jar   the templates you wish to use templateDirectory [java] : java   package prefix for your classes domainName [com.mammals.bats] : com.javanicus   the unique name for this project projectName [flying] : foo   the first class you wish to create mainClassName [SynchroFlapping] : Bar   generate: [apply] Generating 4 file(s)

This has generated 4 files for you, all in the right directories for your given package name

C:\projects>find foo foo foo/src foo/src/manifest.txt foo/src/com foo/src/com/javanicus foo/src/com/javanicus/foo foo/src/com/javanicus/foo/test foo/src/com/javanicus/foo/test/BarTest.java foo/src/com/javanicus/foo/Bar.java foo/build.xml

This project that has just been generated is all ready to build.

C:\projects>cd foo   C:\projects\foo>ant Buildfile: build.xml   init: [mkdir] Created dir: C:\projects\foo\lib   compile: [mkdir] Created dir: C:\projects\foo\build\classes [javac] Compiling 2 source files to C:\projects\foo\build\classes   dist: [mkdir] Created dir: C:\projects\foo\dist [jar] Building jar: C:\projects\foo\dist\foo.jar   default:   BUILD SUCCESSFUL Total time: 3 seconds

and it can be run straight away

C:\projects\foo>ant run Buildfile: build.xml   init:   compile:   run: [java] foo   BUILD SUCCESSFUL