Here is the script:
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#!/bin/bash
if [ $# != 2 ]
then
echo "Usage: ./jarsearch.sh 'path/' 'searching_file' ";
else
for i in `ls $1|grep '.jar'`
do
echo "Search $2 in $1$i";
jar -tvf $1$i | grep $2;
done
fi
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Daniel
Daniel Zhang wrote:
Rich:
You can use 'jar -tvf jarfile.jar | grep "search_key_string"' to
search a particular file in a jar file. For a directory, you can write
your own shell script to list jar files in a loop then do the above
search. So you have your own shell script as the jar searching utility.
Daniel Zhang
Richard O. Hammer wrote:
I find myself looking at a directory full of jar files and I want to
know which, if any, of these jars contains a particular file, which I
know by name. Is there some utility to help me with this?
Thanks
Rich Hammer
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