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The command "boot jar" is not a standard command and its purpose may vary depending on the context in which it is used. However, in general, the command likely refers to creating an executable JAR file using a bootable framework or build tool.

JAR (Java ARchive) is a file format that packages multiple Java class files, associated resources, and metadata into a single archive file. It is commonly used for distributing Java applications or libraries.

Some frameworks or build tools provide functionality to create executable JAR files, which means that the JAR file can be run as a standalone application. Creating an executable JAR typically involves specifying the main class or entry point of the application, so that it can be launched by running the JAR file.

Without more context, it is difficult to provide a specific explanation for the "boot jar" command. It could be a custom command specific to a particular project or a shorthand for a sequence of commands related to building or running a JAR file using a specific tool or framework.