I've found that the easiest way to deal with jars is to stream from
the old jar to the new jar. I've found lots of platform problems
with unpack and rejar... especially around the cleanup of the
unpacked dir.
-dain
On Feb 21, 2007, at 10:25 AM, Pinaki Poddar wrote:
That implies that I'm that own the development cycle of this code.
In this case, I just get a jar from the user.
With current facilities:
1. Unpack the entire content of the original jar to some "temp"
directory.
2. Run enhancer with "temp" in classpath and *not* the original jar
3. Jar the "temp" directory
4. Overwrite the original jar, optinally
This way, if the original content contained other files (meta-inf
etc.)
will be packaged exactly in the final jar.
Enhancer will not require to handle rewriting of a Jar file's content.
Pinaki Poddar
BEA Systems
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