NOT PORTED YET.
Since the java -cp
/ java -classpath
is one huge string of colon separated paths, it's nicer to show them one
per line using the scripts in DevOps-Bash-tools or DevOps-Perl-tools
repos:
java_show_classpath.sh
java_show_classpath.pl
Crude shell pipeline to do similar:
ps -ef |
grep java |
tee /dev/stderr |
awk '{print $2}' |
xargs -L1 jinfo |
grep java.class.path |
tr ':' '\n'
although if it's just jinfo
you're missing in the $PATH
it would be better to just:
PATH="$PATH:/path/to/bin/containing/jinfo" java_show_classpath.sh
Java jar files are just tars of the byte-compiled Java classes.
You can inspect them using the good old unix tar command, eg.:
jar tf mysql-connector-j-*.jar
or
tar tvf mysql-connector-j-*.jar
The directory layout of the class files corresponds to the class hierarchy eg.
is accessed as com.mysql.jdbc.Driver
in Java code.
Use these to decompile JAR or .class files to read the Java source code.
Using DevOps-Bash-tools repo:
For a GUI:
jd_gui.sh "$jar_or_class_file"
or
bytecode_viewer.sh
For command line output:
cfr.sh "$jar_or_class_file"
or
procyon.sh "$jar_or_class_file"
Just a jar, no dependency like Scala predef.
java -jar my.jar
Ported from various private Knowledge Base pages 2010+