I'm a beginner in java and this is not actually a program question, but I would like to get some advice from you guys on how to get the number of files in a .jar
java file? Is there any metric tools that I can use for this (consider its a .jar file)?
As .jar
files are just .zip
files, you can use the same tools to work with them. On *nix, if you want to list all of the files in a JAR:
$ unzip -l filename.jar
Will produce output similar to the following:
Archive: filename.jar
Length Date Time Name
-------- ---- ---- ----
1211 03-03-14 13:06 bar/foo/swing/window/FrameOperatorFactory.class
2344 03-03-14 13:06 bar/foo/swing/window/FrameOperator.class
1509 06-30-07 14:03 LICENSE.txt
-------- -------
5184390 3 files
(The above output is only an example.)
If you want just *.class
files:
$ unzip -l filename.jar | grep \.class | wc -l
If you want more control, you're likely better off just unzipping it and working with the files that way.