On 14/03/2022 11:48, Pasam Soujanya1 wrote:
There is a significant difference in the way the JAR tool (starting JDK11)
seems to be responding to target files that are not present , when compared to
JDK8. With JDK 8, the jar tool just reports about target files that are absent,
and creates the jar file with whatever targets are available.
With JDK8, If I try to create a jar file with one existing file and another
invalid file name I can see achieve getting created with the file that exists.
Only the warning seems to be printed for the target that doesn't exists:
Can you check the exit code (echo $?)? There was a bug in JDK 8/older
releases with it leaving the temporary file behind when exiting with an
error, I suspect this is what you are seeing. This changed in JDK 9 to
cleanup when exiting with an error.
-Alan.
