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05-09-2001 12:54 AM
05-09-2001 12:54 AM
Hi,
How could I open a awk file , when I open it with vi , it can't been discerned .
****************************************
$ file cpPack1.jar
cpPack1.jar: awk program text
$ vi cpPack1.jar
( In the vi edit ,something like ..)
v$%#netscape/plugin/composer/SmallCaps/PK^C^D
?6%??J%^M%^M2netscape/plugin/composer/SmallCaps/SmallCaps.class????^C-?^Hv^H?^H^H^Hr^H^H^H?^H?^H{^G?
^G^G^G?^G^G^G?^G^G^G^G?^G}^G?^Gq^Gk
^KK
^KQ
^TL
^L_
^ME
^TG
.................
*******************************************************************************8
thanks
Frank.
How could I open a awk file , when I open it with vi , it can't been discerned .
****************************************
$ file cpPack1.jar
cpPack1.jar: awk program text
$ vi cpPack1.jar
( In the vi edit ,something like ..)
v$%#netscape/plugin/composer/SmallCaps/PK^C^D
?6%??J%^M%^M2netscape/plugin/composer/SmallCaps/SmallCaps.class????^C-?^Hv^H?^H^H^Hr^H^H^H?^H?^H{^G?
^G^G^G?^G^G^G?^G^G^G^G?^G}^G?^Gq^Gk
^KK
^KQ
^TL
^L_
^ME
^TG
.................
*******************************************************************************8
thanks
Frank.
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05-09-2001 12:59 AM
05-09-2001 12:59 AM
Solution
hi,
this is NOT an awk file.
The "file" command <<>> to define the file type; but there is no guarantee that the answer is correct.
.jar sounds like Java?!
regards,
Thierry.
this is NOT an awk file.
The "file" command <<
.jar sounds like Java?!
regards,
Thierry.
All unix flavours are exactly the same . . . . . . . . . . for end users anyway.
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05-09-2001 01:15 AM
05-09-2001 01:15 AM
Re: How to open awk file ?
Try with strings.
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05-09-2001 01:25 AM
05-09-2001 01:25 AM
Re: How to open awk file ?
Hi,
.jar files are java archives, built by jar (usage like tar). You need the program jar. You can find it with java 1.2 or java 1.3
So try
jar tvf file.jar
to view content of file.jar
jar xvf file.jar
to extract files
Regards
Roberto
.jar files are java archives, built by jar (usage like tar). You need the program jar. You can find it with java 1.2 or java 1.3
So try
jar tvf file.jar
to view content of file.jar
jar xvf file.jar
to extract files
Regards
Roberto
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