naresh kumar mallala wrote:Actually my role is deploying jar files in server.....everybody change some class file and they send me to replace the class in jar with updated one.....every time for replacing class file I have to go the path of that class and i put some backup and then i replace it....this leads a big problem to me.....thats why I am trying to do some automatic tool for all this!
But there are already plenty of automatic tools for building and deploying applications. There's no reason for you to write yet another automatic tool.
And your idea that
you should try to modify an existing jar file rather than just creating a new one is, um, not a good idea. Just create a jar file from the class files.