I wanna edit java .jar app's files, such as java jar book (txt).plz help if you can !!!
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Is there anybody can help me to learn about java .jar mobile application?
I wanna edit java .jar app's files, such as java jar book (txt).plz help if you can !!!
Re: Is there anybody can help me to learn about java .jar mobile application?
A .jar file contains program resources. See the API doc for the jar command for how to create a .jar file.
https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/doc...jar/index.html
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Mr.adnan (April 30th, 2021)
Re: Is there anybody can help me to learn about java .jar mobile application?
in java Gameloft .jar game,there are these files: picture.sound.class. Ane etc. gameloft remove the extension.now How can I restore those files with my Java mobile? On the other hand In a .jar book , the vendor in java Gameloft .jar game,there are these files: picture.sound.class. Ane etc. gameloft remove the extension.now How can I restore those files with my Java mobile? On the other hand In a .jar book , the vendor Has resorted to the same method.
Re: Is there anybody can help me to learn about java .jar mobile application?
A .jar file has the same structure as a .zip file. Any utility that can open and extract files from a zip file can do the same with a jar file.
If you want to change the contents of a jar file, extract its contents to a folder using a zip utility, update the files in the folder and then use the zip utility to create the jar file with the same structure as it had before this process began.
I've never worked with secured jar files and there may be restrictions on what can be done to the jar file.
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