Re: Is there really no wildcard adding for "jar -cvf my.jar classes\*.class" ?
Catherina Svensson wrote on 28.04.2008 21:50:
When I try to execute a jar command like the following:
jar -cvf my.jar classes\*.class
then JVM gives me an error about non-existing files/folders.
jar -cvf my.jar -C classes .
should work (note: capital C before classes and the . after that)
Thomas
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