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Viewing contents of a .jar file [closed]
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Closed 4 years ago.
I would like to see which files are in my jar File.
I've found out that I need to use java -jar
on my CentOS VM. But how do I add the parameters tf.
At the end I have something like: java -jar "MyJarFile.jar" -tf.
When I do it like that the parameters are getting ignored..
You can use decompression software (.jar is just an archive).
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How to build JARs from IntelliJ properly?
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How can I creat a Jar File of my Java GUI code using Intelij, so I can run my programe and use it like other programes without opening the compiler ?
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Here is the link to the same Question which was asked previously on StackOverflow.
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Access file in jar file?
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I am currently coding a server-panel which will be able to configure plugins and so on.
The only problem I currently have is, I want to get the plugin.yml from inside the jar file.
Is there an API or anything out there, which can get this file decompiled and then read the plugin.yml????
The plugin.yml gets put into the .jar. If you opened the .jar up with something like winrar you can access the file.
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I want to open an html file in java from a specific directory. I cannot use Desktop.open() because it is not the default browser, so how else can I do this? Thanks.
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I want to convert my swing application into an executable one.I am using Neatbeans IDE.Is there any plugin available?
Use Launch4J
It is a Cross-platform Java executable wrapper which will do what you need.
Use IExpress.exe that is part of Windows. Type iexpress in your start bar search.
Add your executable JAR file to the list.
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