The jar package under the window

For example, my project in F / Myjar

F: \ myjar> LL
'LL' is not an internal or external command, operable program
or batch file.

F: \ Myjar> cd mian
system can not find the path specified.

F: \ Myjar> cd java
system can not find the path specified.

F:\Myjar>cd src

F:\Myjar\src>cd main

F:\Myjar\src\main>cd scala

F:\Myjar\src\main\scala>cd org

F:\Myjar\src\main\scala\org>cd apache

F:\Myjar\src\main\scala\org\apache>cd spark

F: \ Myjar \ src \ main \ scala \ org \ apache \ spark> jar cvf Logging.jar Logging.scala
added inventory
is being added: Logging.scala (input = 6328) (output = 2015) (68% compression)

F:\Myjar\src\main\scala\org\apache\spark>

Meaning packed into Logging.jar in the Logging.scala

two 

-c Create a new JAR file package

 -t lists the contents of the package JAR file list

 Expand the JAR file to specify -x file or all files in the package

 -u update package JAR file that already exists (add files to the JAR file in the package)

 [Vfm0M] Optionally the options may not be selected, which is an option parameter jar command

 -v generate detailed reports and printed to standard output

 -f specify the JAR file name, usually this parameter is required

 -m specifies the need to include the manifest file MANIFEST

 -0 only store, not compressed JAR package thus produced will be larger than the volume without the parameters generated, but faster

 -M does not produce a list of all items (MANIFEST file], this argument ignores the -m parameter

 [Jar-file] the need to generate, view, update or unlock the JAR package, which is a subsidiary parameter parameter -f

 [Manifest- file] that is MANIFEST list file, which is a subsidiary argument to the -m parameter

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Origin www.cnblogs.com/Mr--zhao/p/11310868.html