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cant add class file to jar

 
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hi

i'm trying to add a class file to an existing jar using the following command (win2k Os)

jar uf basiswebtop.jar list.class



i've declared the class as a member of the package.

cheers

chris
 
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Confession from an experienced Java developer:

If I encounter the need to add any kind of file (*.class included) to a ZIP, I mean, a JAR file, I use a ZIP utility like WinZip (which is not the only ZIP util).

I hope I don't become ostracized from the Java community for confessing.

Reality Check: Obviously I develop in a Win32 environment, not UNIX.

BTW: ZIP and JAR files are the same. I think they are the same even when MAXIMUM compression is used in the ZIP utility. But don't take my word for it.

If you use NO COMPRESSION in the ZIP utility, they are the same. (Didn't MANIFEST files go the way of Compuserve?)

Hope I didn't confuse more than supply encouragement for further study?
 
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