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=Create a JAR from Files Located in a Directory Different from the Current One= | =Create a JAR from Files Located in a Directory Different from the Current One= | ||
Use <tt>-C</tt> '' | Use <tt>-C</tt> ''after'' the JAR name and use <tt>.</tt> instead of <tt>*</tt> if you want to include ''all'' from <tt><directory-we-want-to-JAR-from></tt>: | ||
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jar -C <directory-we-want-to-JAR-from> cfv <JAR-file-name> | jar -C <directory-we-want-to-JAR-from> cfv <JAR-file-name> . | ||
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Example: | |||
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jar cfv ./target/A.ear -C ./target/ear-A-content . | |||
</pre> | </pre> | ||
Revision as of 02:12, 25 March 2016
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Create a JAR from Files Located in a Directory Different from the Current One
Use -C after the JAR name and use . instead of * if you want to include all from <directory-we-want-to-JAR-from>:
jar -C <directory-we-want-to-JAR-from> cfv <JAR-file-name> .
Example:
jar cfv ./target/A.ear -C ./target/ear-A-content .