Here’s how you can list all JAR files in a lib folder and
write them to a text file using the Command Prompt for Windows and the
terminal for Linux:
For Windows:
- Open
Command Prompt:
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Press Win + R, type cmd, and hit Enter.
- Navigate
to the lib Folder: Use the cd command to go to the directory
containing your lib folder. For example, if the lib folder is in C:\Projects\MyApp,
you would type:
bash
cd
path\to\your\lib |
Example:
cd
C:\Projects\MyApp\lib |
- List
All JAR Files and Write to a Text File: Use the dir command with
redirection (>) to write the names of all .jar files into a text file.
Here's the command:
bash
dir /b *.jar
> jar-files.txt |
Example:
dir /b *.jar
> jarlist.txt |
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dir /b: Lists only the filenames (without extra
details like size or date).
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*.jar: Filters only JAR files.
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> jarlist.txt: Redirects the output to a file
named jarlist.txt in the current directory.
- Open
the Output File: After running the command, you'll have a jarlist.txt
file in your lib folder containing the list of all JAR files.
Example:
If you have JAR files like example1.jar, example2.jar, the
contents of jarlist.txt will look like this:
example1.jar example2.jar |
For Linux:
- Open
Terminal:
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You can open a terminal using Ctrl + Alt + T.
- Navigate
to the lib Directory:
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Use the cd command to move to your lib
directory. For example:
bash
cd
/path/to/your/lib |
- List
All JAR Files and Write to a Text File:
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Use the ls command:
bash
ls *.jar >
jar-files.txt |
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Explanation:
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ls *.jar: This lists all .jar files in the
current folder.
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> jar-files.txt: This redirects the output to
a text file named jar-files.txt.
- Check
the jar-files.txt File:
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The file jar-files.txt will be created in the lib
directory with the list of all .jar files.
Both methods work similarly across Windows and Linux,
allowing you to easily export a list of JAR files to a text file.
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