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You could open Terminal and use the command line version of tar
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I could extract it but the problem is it is giving me jar.gz files and not only jar files
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That's odd. Could you please post the output of<br />
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<pre><code class="code-1 nolinks" id="code-20-43300182-1"><span>tar tfz thetar.tgz</span>
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What you're describing is a tarball (some file called foo.tar.gz) which contains within it many other tarballs (*.jar.gz), so a compressed files containing compress files.<br />
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You'll then do this...<br />
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<pre><code class="code-1 nolinks" id="code-20-43300188-1"><span>mkdir -p  /somedir</span>
<span>mv foo.tar.gz /somedir</span>
<span>tar -xf foo.tar.gz</span>
<span>gunzip *.gz</span>
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This will produce a directory of uncompress *.jar files.<br />
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Said differently, handling recursively compressed files is normally done by hand.<br />
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You can always write your own script to do this auto-magickally, so your script exactly matches your tarball format (knows how many levels of recursive decompression to run).<br />
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Your script could also run the first uncompress, then run tar or gunzip or whatever, based on file extensions that show up in your /somedir working directory.
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Guddi Yadav

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I am getting below.&nbsp;Users/sury/THIRD_PARTY_LIB/<br>Users/sury/THIRD_PARTY_LIB/osdt_cert.jar.gz<br>Users/sury/THIRD_PARTY_LIB/asm.jar.gz<br>Users/sury/THIRD_PARTY_LIB/commons-lang.jar.gz<br>Users/sury/THIRD_PARTY_LIB/commons-codec.jar.gz<br>Users/sury/THIRD_PARTY_LIB/xmlsec.jar.gz<br>Users/sury/THIRD_PARTY_LIB/osdt_saml2.jar.gz<br>Users/sury/THIRD_PARTY_LIB/junit-jupiter-api-5.4.2.jar/<br>Users/sury/THIRD_PARTY_LIB/commons-discovery-0.2.jar.gz<br>Users/sury/THIRD_PARTY_LIB/xml-resolver.jar.gz<br>Users/sury/THIRD_PARTY_LIB/p6ws-jaxws-client.jar.gz<br>Users/sury/THIRD_PARTY_LIB/wss4j.jar.gz<br>Users/sury/THIRD_PARTY_LIB/log4j-1.2.15.jar.gz<br>Users/sury/THIRD_PARTY_LIB/FastInfoset.jar.gz<br>Users/sury/THIRD_PARTY_LIB/wsdl4j.jar.gz<br>Users/sury/THIRD_PARTY_LIB/axis.jar.gz<br>Users/sury/THIRD_PARTY_LIB/wstx-asl.jar.gz<br>Users/sury/THIRD_PARTY_LIB/hamcrest-core-1.3.jar.gz<br>Users/sury/THIRD_PARTY_LIB/junit-jupiter-params-5.4.2.jar/<br>Users/sury/THIRD_PARTY_LIB/junit-4.13.1.jar.gz<br>Users/sury/THIRD_PARTY_LIB/jaxrpc.jar.gz<br>Users/sury/THIRD_PARTY_LIB/osdt_saml.jar.gz<br>Users/sury/THIRD_PARTY_LIB/saaj-api.jar.gz<br>Users/sury/THIRD_PARTY_LIB/testng-7.3.0.jar.gz<br>Users/sury/THIRD_PARTY_LIB/osdt_wss.jar.gz<br>Users/sury/THIRD_PARTY_LIB/geronimo-annotation_1.0_spec.jar.gz<br>Users/sury/THIRD_PARTY_LIB/mail.jar.gz<br>Users/sury/THIRD_PARTY_LIB/log4j.jar.gz<br>Users/sury/THIRD_PARTY_LIB/error_prone_annotations-2.5.1.jar.gz<br>Users/sury/THIRD_PARTY_LIB/cxf-bundle.jar.gz<br>Users/sury/THIRD_PARTY_LIB/junit-platform-engine-1.4.2.jar/<br>Users/sury/THIRD_PARTY_LIB/XmlSchema.jar.gz<br>Users/sury/THIRD_PARTY_LIB/junit-platform-commons-1.4.2.jar/<br>Users/sury/THIRD_PARTY_LIB/geronimo-ws-metadata_2.0_spec.jar.gz<br>Users/sury/THIRD_PARTY_LIB/opentest4j-1.1.1.jar/<br>Users/sury/THIRD_PARTY_LIB/mockito-core-3.6.28.jar.gz<br>Users/sury/THIRD_PARTY_LIB/listenablefuture-9999.0-empty-to-avoid-conflict-with-guava.jar.gz<br>Users/sury/THIRD_PARTY_LIB/saaj.jar.gz<br>Users/sury/THIRD_PARTY_LIB/failureaccess-1.0.1.jar.gz<br>Users/sury/THIRD_PARTY_LIB/powermock-mockito-1.4.8-full.jar.gz<br>Users/sury/THIRD_PARTY_LIB/saaj-impl.jar.gz<br>Users/sury/THIRD_PARTY_LIB/jsr305-3.0.2.jar.gz<br><br>
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Hi David,<br>&nbsp; &nbsp;I could able to generate folders for jar.gz but I was expecting jar files to use it in my Java Project. I can not use Jar folders
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Thank you so much. It worked
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I have a tar.gz file which has all jar files. when I use Archive Utility to extract all files, it is creating jar.gz files instead of jar files which I need to use in my java project libraries. Please help. Thanks.
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I have a tar.gz file which has all jar files. when I use Archive Utility to extract all files, it is creating jar.gz files instead of jar files which I need to use in my java project libraries. Please help. Thanks.

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