Hi, I finally got around to reenabling the filesetmanifest attribute on the jar task. This was disabled since in this case the manifest was not written to the zip file first, and this causes problems with JarInputStream.
I started to fix this bug by refactoring the Zip class so that the fileset parsing pieces were in a different class... but this was taking to long. I have the unfinished code around (50-75% done) if anybody wants to try it themselves. I ended up adding code to the Zip class that allows two passes on the filesets, with the first pass not writing anything out to the outputstream. This allows all the manifest information to be gathered up and written first on the second pass. I ran the appropriate tests and tried some cases out myself. Diffs attached. -Brian
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