But wouldn't that imply one could do so with a vanilla jar command (as
in from the command line)? I haven't looked at the java.util.jar API in
sometime...but I don't recall that being available. Of course, I
suppose an implementation could see the resource as a jar and do some
appropriate wor
--- "Burgess, Benjamin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Correct me if I am wrong,
Okay... ;)
> but I believe that in Ant
> 1.7 you will be able
> to do this because the delete task will allow any
> resource, such as a
> file in an archive.
>
It'd be nice, but is one of those tasks that
is so
what
Correct me if I am wrong, but I believe that in Ant 1.7 you will be able
to do this because the delete task will allow any resource, such as a
file in an archive.
Ben
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When I say rejar - I don't mean updating the jar you unpacked...I mean
literally creating a new jar file after the class file in question has
been deleted from the file system. Otherwise, you will be just be doing
an update...and the old class file will still be maintained...
Scot P. Floess w
Leomar:
I don't think you can delete the class file...but you can certainly
update the jar file with a new class or modified class. To delete, you
will probably need to unjar, delete the file in question and rejar...
Leomar Costa wrote:
Hi !
How I can remove a file from a jar ?
