Rick Sample wrote:
>Is there some way/tool that I can tell what JAR file these classes/beans
are in?
I don't know where those classes are, but you can use jar to list the
classes in a .jar file, as follows:
jar tvf <jar file>
On Unix, combine it with grep:
jar tvf <jar file> | grep sunexamples.beans
Also on Unix, to search multiple jar files for a particular string, you can
try something like:
find /usr -name \*.jar -print -exec jar tvf {} \; | egrep
'(^/|sunexamples/bean)'
This will list the names of all jar files under /usr, and any classes in the
sunexamples.bean package after it lists their jar file.
Good luck,
Larry
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From: Rick L Sample [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Subject: JSP 2.0 sunexamples.beans.* located in what jar file?
Is there some way/tool that I can tell what JAR file these classes/beans are
in?
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