JarFinder is used to find a given class inside jar files.
`java com.mozilla.jarfinder.JarFinder classname dir [ dir2 ] [ dir3 ] [ ... ]`
$ java com.mozilla.jarfinder.JarFinder org.eclipse.mylyn.internal.commons.core.XmlStringConverter /home/yourname/eclipse/3.7/
Search results for 'org.eclipse.mylyn.internal.commons.core.XmlStringConverter':
/home/yourname/eclipse/3.7/eclipse/plugins/org.eclipse.mylyn.commons.core_3.6.0.v20110608-1400.jar contains the class 'org.eclipse.mylyn.internal.commons.core.XmlStringConverter'
You can also specify a bare classname to search entire jars:
$ java com.mozilla.jarfinder.JarFinder UserDetails /home/yourname/spring-security/
Search results for 'UserDetails':
/home/yourname/spring-security/spring-security-core-3.1.2.RELEASE.jar contains the class 'org.springframework.security.core.userdetails.UserDetails'
git clone <jarfinder repo>- To install to ~/bin (with wrapper script):
ant install- Test with
jarfinder JarFinder
- To just build a jar:
ant dist