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Old 04-01-2008
PATH=$PATH:`find $dir -name "*.jar" | sed 's/$/:/' | xargs`

works but now the output looks like this:

PATH=/path/to/1.jar: /path/to/2.jar: /path/to/3.jar:

with spaces in between, I do the following and that works:

| sed 's/ *//g'`

so the full command is:

Code:
PATH=$PATH:`find $dir -name "*.jar" | sed 's/$/:/' | xargs | sed 's/ *//g'`

 

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