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Just for a POC, I would like to perform this. &nbsp;<br />
I understand this may not happen in real world ( may one or two jars
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Just for a POC, I would like to perform this.  
I understand this may not happen in real world ( may one or two jars

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Or just assume, we will inject a properly file in a jar
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Or just assume, we will inject a properly file in a jar

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Properly read manual of jar utility?
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Hi ,<br />
have 100s of jar file where I need to insert a class file to them in bash script.<br />
what is the best way to automate that?<br />
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1. Is it possible to inject without extracting the jar?<br />
2. Would like to find &lt;file_pattern&gt;.jar recursively and inject <br />
3. pls help with sample scripts<br />
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Thanks in advance
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Hi ,
have 100s of jar file where I need to insert a class file to them in bash script.
what is the best way to automate that?

1. Is it possible to inject without extracting the jar?
2. Would like to find <file_pattern>.jar recursively and inject 
3. pls help with sample scripts

Thanks in advance

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