RE: qshell ajar utility jar utility

Many thanks, Mihael. That was very useful. I had misunderstood what the -D
parameter did. Your kindly informative response opened my eyes to the need
to be positioned within the directory I want. Rather than accessing it via
a path.
Regards,
Mike

Mihael Knezevic wrote:

subject: RE: qshell ajar utility jar utility

i tested it on v5r2 and the -D parameter will cause ajar to just skip any
directory and all files below it.

if you have for example the following dir structure:

myfile.txt
mydir
mydir/myfile-1.txt
mydir/myfile-2.txt

and if you use the -D parameter ajar will include the myfile.txt but will
skip mydir and all files below it.

so i think you can't do it in just one step.

perhaps you can list the files with the find command and copy the files to
some temp dir. the use ajar to zip 'em.

<code>
ALL_FILES=$(find $1)

for i in $ALL_FILES;
do
        cp $i /tmp/testing
done;

ajar -c myfile.jar /tmp/testing/*
</code>

perhaps this code will help you.

mk
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