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hi,
I want to know where the packages are stored(ie, java.lang.*; java.awt.*;etc)in the hard disk under jdk1.2 folder.
Any one would like to help me out..
Thanks
bye


[This message has been edited by jason picardo (edited November 17, 2000).]
 
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Hi,
These packages are stored in rt.jar file located
under /jdk/jre/lib
 
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I am moving this thread to Java in General(beginner)

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Originally posted by ali farid:
Hi,
These packages are stored in rt.jar file located
under /jdk/jre/lib


thanks for yor answer
i have one more doublt
i.e, there is file called src.jar under the jdk1.2 folder, i want to know the significance of the file.
thanks

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email: jason_jp@usa.net
 
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Hi,
The src.jar file under jdk dirctory contains the .java files of all the packages for reference purposes.
you can uncompress that file by this command.
jar -xvf src.jar
or simply rename the src.jar to src.zip then unzip
 
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