03-11-2015
The bff files can be 'unpacked' with the command
restore -Tqf "filename" # Listing of what is in bff - backup file format
restore -xqf "filename" # extract the archive
As these are probably installp files the layout may look a bit strange, but hopefully you will be able to get what you need.
Hope this helps!
Michael
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macros.jpackage
MACROS.JPACKAGE(7) RPM Java packaging MACROS.JPACKAGE(7)
NAME
macros.jpackage - RPM macros for Java packagers and developers. Written for the JPackage Project <http://www.jpackage.org/>:
SYNOPSIS
%_jvmdir
Root directory where all Java VMs/SDK/JREs are installed.
%_jvmjardir
Root directory where all Java VMs/SDK/JREs expose their jars
%_jvmprivdir
Root directory for all Java VM/SDK/JRE's private things.
%_jvmlibdir
Root directory for all architecture dependent parts of Java VM/SDK/JRE's
%_jvmdatadir
Root directory for all architecture independent parts of Java VM/SDK/JRE's
%_jvmsysconfdir
Root directory for all configurations parts of Java VM/SDK/JRE's
%_jvmcommonlibdir
Root directory for all common architecture dependent parts of Java VM/SDK/JRE's
%_jvmcommondatadir
Root directory for all common architecture independent parts of Java VM/SDK/JRE's
%_jvmcommonsysconfdir
Root directory for all common configurations parts of Java VM/SDK/JRE's
%_javadir
Directory where arch and version independent jars are installed.
%{_javadir}-ext
Directory where version dependent jars are installed.
%_{javadir}
Directory where arch and version independent jars are installed.
%{_javadir}-x.y.z
Directory where jars for Java standard x.y.z (usually symlinks to %{_javadir}-ext) are installed.
%{_javadir}-utils
Directory where Java-related scripts are installed.
%_jnidir
Directory where arch-specific (JNI) version-independent jars are installed.
%_{jnidir}-ext
Directory where arch-specific (JNI) version-dependent jars are installed.
%_{jnidir}-x.y.z
Directory where arch-specific (JNI) jars for Java standard x.y.z (usually symlinks to %{_jnidir}-ext) are installed.
%_javadocdir
Root directory where all javadoc is installed.
%_mavendepmapdir
Directory for maven depmaps.
%_mavendepmapfragdir
Directory for maven depmaps.
%java_home
Current default JVM home. Calls a set_jvm() from java-functions(7).
%ant Default ant command.
%jar Default jar command.
%java
Default java command. Calls a set_jvm() from java-functions(7).
%javac
Default javac command.
%javadoc
Default javadoc command.
%add_jvm_extension
add_jvm_extension should be used in %install by extension packages to declare what extension jars they provide.
%add_to_maven_depmap()
add_to_depmap adds an entry to the depmap. The arguments are: %1 the original groupid
%2 the original artifact id
%3 the version
%4 the new groupid
%5 the new artifactid
%update_maven_depmap()
update_maven_depmap updates the main maven depmap
%jpackage_script()
A standard script fot running jpackage positive applications. %1 main class
%2 flags
%3 options
%4 jars (separated by ':')
%5 the name of script you wish to create
DESCRIPTION
This is a library of generic rpm macros which should be used on jpackage.org compatible distributions.
FILES
/etc/rpm/macros.jpackage
Definitions of macros. For additional informations look at this file.
/use/share/java-utils/java-functions
shell script functions library for Java applications
/etc/java/java.conf
system-wide Java configuration file
~/.java/java.conf
user's Java configuration
SEE ALSO
Regular Manual Pages
java.conf(5)
java-functions(7)
jpackage-utils(7)
AUTHORS
David Walluck <david@jpackage.org>
Ville Skytta <scop at jpackage.org>
Nicolas Mailhot <Nicolas.Mailhot at laPoste.net>
REPORTING BUGS
Report bugs using JPackage Bugzilla (http://www.jpackage.org/bugzilla/)
jpackage-utils 1.7.5 February 2009 MACROS.JPACKAGE(7)