09-29-2005
jar command not running in Unix
Hi ,
I am working in Sun SOlaris 9 and trying to extract a particular jar file in my home.
I am giving command
"jar xv <filename>"
But it just hangs and does nothing ?
Any pointers why this is happenning ? or how can I see contents of a jar file?
Thanks
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