thank you
well i did it unzip and i got a list of classes and java files with size of
0 bite (no content)
as i think, using winzip u can know which classes are there in that
particuler jar file
but u can't know what the classes or java files have.

Regards
Vaishali




You can view it using WinZip as it were a zip file. Probably you'll find
classes.

Regards


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> Enviado el:   martes 7 de mayo de 2002 12:24
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> Asunto:       how to know what is there in jar file?
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> hi  all
>
> somebody sent me a jar file
> i don't know what is there in that jar file
> how to know?
>
> Vaishali
>
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