you could skip the renaming step entirely by passing the -f flag to the jar
command and a file name argument ending with .war instead of .jar.
something like:
jar cvf yourApp.war foo/
would generate a war file containing all the files in the foo directory and
beneath and place the output war in the foo directory...
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Subject: Re: WAR file Info
Date: Thu, 16 Aug 2001 20:26:52 +0530
i am not very sure. all i do is pack up my app into a jar file and rename it
with a .war extension.. and it does work :-)
Rakesh Ayilliath
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Subject: WAR file Info
> What is the asiest way to make a war file for your Struts application?
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