=Introduction= This is a GUI application. It provides ability to recursively scan a directory and index a large number of jar files all at once. It then allows to explore individual jar files or search all jar file at the same time. It provides a number of views for resources: class - specific, s...

Jarzilla allows you to view the contents of any jar, ear, sar, war or zip file. Currently available for Mac OS X.

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=rjar : Recursive Java Archive (jar) Tool= *rjar* is a command-line tool that acts like the regular *jar* tool, but _recursively_ ! It is very useful when e.g. using _ear_ or _war_ files, or any other "jars of jars"... Supported features : * *list jar entries recursively* : all entries are ...

=ZipFinder= This is a standalone tool that searches zip- or jarfiles for specific classes. The tool accepts a directory which it scans recursively for jarfiles and a string that it tries to match with the classes in the jarfiles. The main use for this tool is to answer questions like: *"Which ja...

The Version Checker Tool traverses the given folder or directory and groups the found classes by java major and minor version. It helps to identify and resolve the java run time compatibility issues with class and jar files. It also groups the class files inside the jar files in given directo...

==The project== This a an attempt to build a convenient library that easily enables the use of XML configuration files in your application. It hides the need to manipulate XML object by providing an easy-to-use interface containing everyting like add/update/remove/retrieve configuration. Curre...

Working as a Java Developer and working across multiple projects there is one frequent error which i have encountered is : `Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFound Error: The reason for this error is missing class file from the CLASSPATH`. This sometimes becomes very frustrating when...

=BlueBerryFish - _Depend_= This tool will help you find what all classes from the jar files are being used by your application. It would also help you find if any Jar can be removed from your lib, if its not in use. This tool comes as a standalone application.

Find files in jar files * No external dependencies * Executable jar * Java 1.2 and above * Built with maven [Intro QuickStart] If you are having issues with jarfish, [http://code.google.com/p/jarfish/issues/list create an issue].