RE: jar ajar zip

 You could refactor all of your classes to be in the 'default package', that
is if you are using eclipse.  Not necessarily a good workaround, but it
should work and would probably only take a short amount of time to refactor.


Aaron Bartell


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I need to write out a zip/jar file with no path information stored with the
zipped file. I found qshell utility "ajar" and thought that the parameter -D
(or --nodirs) would give me what I wanted. However I still see a path when I
open the file with eg WinZip. The only workaround I've found of suppressing
the path is moving the file to the IFS root before zipping it.
Any ideas?

Mike
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