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JarFiles (java.util.jar.*)

JAR is short for Java Archive. It is a file very similar to ZIP files, a file structure that compresses and contains other files. A Jar file includes meta information about the files in its MANIFEST file as well as checksums. In the JDK1.2, you can create an executable Jar file by just specifying the class where the main program entry point inside the MANIFEST file. The JDK tool jarsigner allows you to digitally sign a Jar file and verify it to ensure it didn't change since it was signed.

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      General:

        How do I encapsulate my classes into a jar file?
        How do I pass arguments when I run my jar file?
        Why do I get an 'invalid header field' error in creating a manifest?
        Why is the manifest addition specifying my main class not included in the default one?
        Why is my manifest addition specifying the main class not included?
        How do I list the files that are contained in a Jar file?
        How do I read an image from a Jar file?
        How do I read an image from a jar that is loaded as part of an Applet?
        How do I read a text file from a jar file?
        How do I digitally sign a JAR file?
        How do I determine whether a JAR file has been signed?
        How do I read the manifest from a JAR file?
        How do I read resources from my JAR file?


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