C chrislee8 macrumors regular Original poster Aug 21, 2006 #1 i have a jar file, I tried to unzip using jar command i do: jar -x myfile.jar, it doesn't do anything, it just sits there, I am really a newbie using shell command, I learn while i try things out. so bear with me for my simple questions. thanks
i have a jar file, I tried to unzip using jar command i do: jar -x myfile.jar, it doesn't do anything, it just sits there, I am really a newbie using shell command, I learn while i try things out. so bear with me for my simple questions. thanks
robbieduncan Moderator emeritus Aug 21, 2006 #2 How big is the jar file? How long did you leave it? A large file will take a reasonably long time to extract. Note that you should not need the -. jar x <filename> should work
How big is the jar file? How long did you leave it? A large file will take a reasonably long time to extract. Note that you should not need the -. jar x <filename> should work
C chrislee8 macrumors regular Original poster Aug 21, 2006 #3 robbieduncan said: How big is the jar file? How long did you leave it? A large file will take a reasonably long time to extract. Note that you should not need the -. jar x <filename> should work Click to expand... let me try again, i think i leave enough time for it. is there any gui app to do that? just curious.
robbieduncan said: How big is the jar file? How long did you leave it? A large file will take a reasonably long time to extract. Note that you should not need the -. jar x <filename> should work Click to expand... let me try again, i think i leave enough time for it. is there any gui app to do that? just curious.
C chrislee8 macrumors regular Original poster Aug 21, 2006 #5 thanks everyone for quick tips. jar xf <filename> works for me.
C cazlar macrumors 6502 Aug 21, 2006 #6 You can also just rename the file with a .zip extension and let the OS expand it for you when you double-click. It's kind of cheating though! 🙂
You can also just rename the file with a .zip extension and let the OS expand it for you when you double-click. It's kind of cheating though! 🙂
Le Je-Pe macrumors newbie Aug 21, 2006 #7 Verbose anyone ? You can also add a "v" in the arguments to enable the verbose mode and actually see what's going on during that "hang time" 🙂 ie: jar -xvf somejar.jar Cheers !
Verbose anyone ? You can also add a "v" in the arguments to enable the verbose mode and actually see what's going on during that "hang time" 🙂 ie: jar -xvf somejar.jar Cheers !