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Operating Systems Solaris Hard Links and Soft or Sym links Post 302565058 by jlliagre on Sunday 16th of October 2011 04:27:08 PM
Old 10-16-2011
Quote:
Originally Posted by mk-china
why do need to use the hard link from the beginig
You don't need to use (multiple) hard links or soft links. They are sometimes a very useful facility but you can live without them.
 

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BUILD-JAR-REPOSITO(1)						Java Packages Tools					     BUILD-JAR-REPOSITO(1)

NAME
build-jar-repository - create a symbolic link to a JAR SYNOPSIS
build-jar-repository [OPTION]... DIRECTORY JAR|artifact-coordinates DESCRIPTION
Build a JAR repository in the named directory by copying files or creating symbolic links. The JARs can be identified by their names or Maven artifact coordinates. Artifact coordinates specify Maven artifact and are in format groupId:artifactId[:extension[:classifier]]:version. If extension is omitted then "jar" is used. If classifier is omitted then empty classifier is used. For more information see XMvn Configuration Reference. OPTIONS
If no option is specified the default action will be to create symbolic links -c, --copy Copy files. -h, --hard Create hard links. -p, --preserve-naming Try to preserve the names of the original JAR files (in case of a nested hit the slashes in the path will still be replaced by underscores). Using this option makes any future automated repository rebuild impossible, and implies -c unless specified otherwise. -s, --soft, --symbolic Create symbolic links (default). --help Display help text EXAMPLES
build-jar-repository . jndi - This will create a symbolic link to the jndi JAR in the current working directory. build-jar-repository -h /tmp log4j - This will create a hard link to the log4j JAR in /tmp directory. build-jar-repository -c . org.apache.commons:commons-io - This will copy commons-io JAR to the current working directory. AUTHOR
Originally written by Nicholas Mailhot and David Walluck. REPORTING BUGS
Bugs should be reported through Red Hat Bugzilla at http://bugzilla.redhat.com/. SEE ALSO
build-classpath(1), rebuild-jar-repository(1), JAVAPACKAGES
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