At 08:50 AM 11/10/03 -0700, Vincent Greene wrote:
>On a unix machine with a bash shell, assuming all of your project jars are
>in the same directory: ...
Don't forget about Cygwin bash on Windows...
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On a unix machine with a bash shell, assuming all of your project jars are
in the same directory:
for J in *.jar; do echo $J; jar tvf $J | grep Classname ; done
Substitute your unqualified classname for Classname and you will get
something like:
# for J in *.jar; do echo $J; jar tvf $J | grep P
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Erik Hatcher wrote:
if you scroll about half-way down here:
http://linuxintegrators.com/blog/acoliver/code/ you'll find a few blog
entries that have various scripts to do just this as well. use the
force (er... the shell!) luke :)
On Monday, November 10, 2003, at 08:53 AM, Mike Oliver wrote:
Erik Hatcher wrote:
if you scroll about half-way down here:
http://linuxintegrators.com/blog/acoliver/code/ you'll find a few blog
entries that have various scripts to do just this as well. use the
force (er... the shell!) luke :)
On Monday, November 10, 2003, at 08:53 AM, Mike Oliver wrote:
if you scroll about half-way down here:
http://linuxintegrators.com/blog/acoliver/code/ you'll find a few blog
entries that have various scripts to do just this as well. use the
force (er... the shell!) luke :)
On Monday, November 10, 2003, at 08:53 AM, Mike Oliver wrote:
Chad Woolley wrote:
Chad Woolley wrote:
I know there was a utility for this when I used Websphere Application
Developer a few years ago. Search on DeveloperWorks for jar file
finder or something along those lines. DOn't remember if it was
standalone or an Eclipse/WSAD plugin.
If you are interested and can't fin
