Search Results for "jar files"

Easy-to-use multi-platform disk cataloguing program supporting local or removable media - drives and folders. Uses XML files as a data storage. It was originally created in 2010 to catalogue software compilations (also called freeware compilations) and CDs distributed with computer magazines. It was later improved to support any kind of disk and folder. It can be used to catalogue fragile disks like CDs, floppies, external hard drives, usb sticks, memory cards which are easy to damage. ...

This simple tool allows you to change the extensions of files in a given directory (and subdirectories) from one type to another. No fluff or overblown GUI; does what it says on the tin.

MicroZip is a powerful file compression and encryption utility for mobile phones which allows you to create and extract compressed archives in multiple formats and encrypt sensitive information with powerful AES-256 encryption. MicroZip can create and extract ZIP,TAR,TGZ,TBZ2 archives and extract many other formats as JAR,GZ,BZ2,TBZ,WAR,BZIP2,GZIP,Z,TAZ,CBZ etc. MicroZip allows you to extract selected files without extracting the whole ZIP archive. MicroZip also supports encrypted ZIP archives with both classic ZIP encryption and AES 256 encryption algorithm.

If you have ever tried to locate files, classes, and resources buried amongst an ever shifting locus of ZIP and / or JAR files, we feel your pain! After spending far too much time searching hundreds of archives for moving targets, I decided to write JarOMine. Originally designed for locating Java classes, JarOMine works equally well with ZIP archives, too.

Jar Ajar is a JAR-based self-extractor for zip files. Zip up files and package them with descriptive images and text using Jar Ajar's graphical interface. When recipients launch the resulting JAR, Jar Ajar guides users through the unzip process.

Do you have lots of files? I do, particularly image files. There are lots of duplicates and I want to extract a unique set from the larger set. That is what dupless does. Written in Java, using sqlite, it is some simple code that solves the duplicate file problem. All of the code is contained in the .jar file, both source and binary. Currently it writes scripts for use on Linux or Windows.

Small java console utilite for renaming Track-XX.mp3 files according to rows from tracklist file with song names. Useful not only for mp3 files but for any. This is small jar file compiled for java 1.5

Dynamic tree of Java objects encapsulates hard-drive and Jar/Zip files (and their inner files) and Java objects all the same way. Create new ways of communication as executable Jar files, like a paint program that creates/uses paint programs as tools

Jar Installer is a java based program for creating self-extracting installation packages through a GUI. Just select your files, logo and create a jar file which can be double clicked for installation.

Independent Packager This is a Java program for packaging files for distribution. It creates a jar file that is self extracting and installing to the location of your choice. It can also install files to the Java extensions folder of your system.

A java API to facilitate the updating of client side JAR files over a locally or over a network connection.

a Java utility for comparing the contents of any two zip files. It can also be used to compare EAR files, WAR files, or JAR files.

FindClass is a java program used to find classes in JAR files. All you have to do is specify at least part of class name (or a regular expression), the directory in which to search for JAR files, and whether or not you want to search subdirectories.

Darrt provides simple deployment packaging for database code, akin to that provided by JAR, WAR and EAR files in J2EE.

Tea Chest is a Java archiving solution. It allows the creation of job files in which a concise description of the files and folders to be archived is stored, and the backup of the job file into a zip or self extracting JAR file.

ZipStream can be used to compare two archive files. The following formats are supported: .zip .jar .war .ear The ZipStream makes it very easy to compare nested archive files (ie. zip inside zip).

Archive Buddy is a very easy-to-use open source GUI application for archive files (jar, zip, tar, gzip, ear, war). An explorer-type browsing capability with added functionality for in-place renaming, deleting, drag-n-drop from any file system. Go live date is 30 Mar 2012!