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05-06-2008
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jar command not being recognized
Hi,
I'm trying to extract a war file via the jar command; however, when I issue: jar -xvf MyWarFile.war I'm recieving "jar: not found" I added /usr/bin to the path ...didn't work also tried /usr/bin/jar to the path...still doesn't work My JAVA_HOME/bin is also in the path. OS is Sun Solaris. Can someone tell why jar is not being recognized? thanks, 
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05-06-2008
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I found the problem...
I did a find on "jar" and /usr/bin/jar was the first thing to show up. This was not the correct jar. I found it under JAVA_HOME/bin. The JAVA_HOME variable that I had originally set in my path was incorrect.
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