I don't know of a tool that searches for a JAR file a class is in, but
to list the contents of a JAR file, I use:
jar tf foo.jar
For example: (Using JWS 2.0's jsp.jar file here)
% jar tf jsp.jar
javax/servlet/jsp/HttpJspPage.class
javax/servlet/jsp/JspEngineInfo.class
javax/servlet/jsp/JspFactory.class
javax/servlet/jsp/JspPage.class
javax/servlet/jsp/JspWriter.class
javax/servlet/jsp/PageContext.class
By "sunexamples.beans.*", if you are refering to the example bean classes
that shipped with JWS 2.0 - they are not in any jar file. As far as I know,
they are at:
<JWS 2.0 install root>/classes/sunexamples/beans/*.class
hope this helps,
-isa
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]Is there some way/tool that I can tell what JAR file these classes/beans are
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