% jar xvf spaceblaster.jar Likewise, we can extract (Web design online)
% jar xvf spaceblaster.jar Likewise, we can extract an individual file or directory with: % jar xvf spaceblaster.jar filename But you normally don’t have to unpack a JAR file to use its contents; Java tools know how to extract files from archives automatically. We can list the contents of our JAR with the command: % jar tvf spaceblaster.jar Here’s the output; it lists all the files, their sizes, and creation times: 0 Thu May 15 12:18:54 PDT 1997 META-INF/ 1074 Thu May 15 12:18:54 PDT 1997 META-INF/MANIFEST.MF 0 Thu May 15 12:09:24 PDT 1997 spaceblaster/ 0 Thu May 15 11:59:32 PDT 1997 spaceblaster/game/ 8035 Thu May 15 12:14:08 PDT 1997 spaceblaster/game/Game.class 6254 Thu May 15 12:15:18 PDT 1997 spaceblaster/game/Planetoid.class 2295 Thu May 15 12:15:26 PDT 1997 spaceblaster/game/SpaceShip.class 0 Thu May 15 12:17:00 PDT 1997 spaceblaster/images/ 6174 Thu May 15 12:16:54 PDT 1997 spaceblaster/images/spaceship.gif 23444 Thu May 15 12:16:58 PDT 1997 spaceblaster/images/planetoid.gif 0 Thu May 15 12:10:02 PDT 1997 spaceblaster/docs/ 3592 Thu May 15 12:10:16 PDT 1997 spaceblaster/docs/help1.html 3148 Thu May 15 12:10:02 PDT 1997 spaceblaster/docs/help2.html 3.5.2.1 JAR manifests Note that jar adds a directory called META-INF to our archive. It contains one file: MANIFEST.MF. The META-INF directory holds files describing the contents of the JAR file. The MANIFEST.MF file that jar adds is an automatically generated packing list naming the files in the archive along with cryptographic checksums for each. The manifest is a text file containing a set of lines in the form keyword: value. The format of the manifest file changed between SDK 1.1 and SDK 1.2. In SDK 1.2 and later, the manifest file is very simple, containing no information on the items in the archive: Manifest-Version: 1.0 Created-By: 1.2.1 (Sun Microsystems Inc.) Basically the file just describes its version number. In SDK 1.1, the manifest contains entries describing each item in the archive. In our case, the beginning of our manifest file looks like this (in SDK 1.1 only): Manifest-Version: 1.0 Name: spaceblaster/game/Game.class Digest-Algorithms: SHA MD5 SHA-Digest: D5Vi4UV+O+XprdFYaUt0bCv2GDo= MD5-Digest: 9/W62mC4th6G/x8tTnP2Ng== Name: spaceblaster/game/Planetoid.class
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