Richard S. Hall wrote:
First, I am not sure whether that method only returns the bundle
content entries...you might need to verify that and create an issue if
it is returning fragment entries too.
I will try that when I have time.
If I remember correctly, getEntryPaths() works like typing "ls", in
that it shows you the contents of the requested directory. Then you
need to recurse downward for each subdirectory, which are the names
ending with "/".
That's what the code I sent earlier tries to do.
If the JAR does not have directory entries, then you will not see them
in the output, which will make it difficult to traverse. This is
mentioned in the spec.
This was where I felt the spec was not very clear when I read it. The
spec does not define what "sub-path" means, does it? In the example jar
file, there is no directory by name WEB-INF/. Then, how can WEB-INF be
the sub-path of WEB-INF/web.xml?
Are you saying the jar itself is not a valid? If it is a valid jar, how
can one iterate over all the entries? An alternative trick is OK with me
as well.
Thanks,
Sahoo
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