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JAR file (short for “Java Archive”) – compressed folder file. It is similar to a zip file. When extracting a Jar file, you are extracting the contents of the Java Archive file into a directory. After exporting to the folder, you will be able to access each document stored in the Jar Archive file. [1] X Standard Jar Research Resources are easy to open on Windows, but they are inherently incompatible with Mac and Linux operating systems. Therefore, each operating system will have a different decompression process.
Steps
On Windows
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Open “This PC”, “Computer” or “My Computer”. On Windows 10 “My Computer” will be “This PC”.
- Windows 10: First, click the File Explorer icon. The icon with the yellow file cover is on the blue document rack, it’s in the bottom taskbar. Then select “This PC” from the left sidebar of the window. [2] X Trusted Source Microsoft Support Go to Source
- Windows 8: Right click in the empty frame. Select “All Apps” from the bottom menu bar. Navigate to the item labeled “Windows System”. Double-click “Computer”. [3] X Research Sources
- Windows 7: Run the Start menu and select “My Computer”. [4] X Research Sources
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Identify the drive containing the Jar file. The “This PC” window will show all of your computer’s drives. The Jar file is saved in one of these drives. Remember the capital letter to the right of the drive name. You will need to import it into the command line environment. [5] X Research Sources
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Navigate to the Jar file you want to extract.
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Click on the file to select.
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Click the search bar at the top of the window. The file path will appear. You will see each drive and folder you opened to go to the file (except the filename).
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Copy the file path.
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Open “Command Prompt”.
- On the keyboard, press the Windows + R key combination to run the “Run” program. Type “cmd” then press ↵ Enter . The Command Prompt program will open. [6] X Research Sources
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Type the drive letter in the command line. You should remember this letter is to the right of the drive name. [7] X Research Sources
- For example, if the file is in the drive “Local Disk (C):”, type “c”.
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Type “d” right after that. “d” stands for directory. Remember, do not add a space between the drive letter and the letter “d”.
- Example: “cd”.
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Enter a space and paste the file path.
- For example: “cd C:Program FilesJavajdk1.7.0_79bin”.
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Press the Enter key.
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Type “jar xf” into the command line. This is the command to extract the jar file.
- “x” stands for “extract”.
- “f” stands for “file”.
- When combined, “xf” means you want to extract the file specified in the command line.
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Press space once and then enter the name of the Jar file.
- For example: “xf myjarfile.jar”.
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Press Enter to extract the entire Jar file. All content in the Jar file will be decompiled and displayed in the same location as the original file.
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Extract specific data from Jar file. If you know exactly what you need, there’s no need to decompile the entire Jar file. Instead, you can extract the file you want.
- After typing “xf myjarfile.jar”, press space once.
- Enter the filename to extract. You need to enter the exact name that the document displays in the Jar file.
- If you want to extract multiple documents, press the spacebar and enter a different filename.
- Repeat this process until you have listed all the files to extract.
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Press the Enter key. All the documents you listed will be unzipped and appear in the same location of the Jar file. [8] X Research Sources
On Mac
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Click on the Jar file to select it. [9] X Research Source
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Click the file name. This allows you to edit the file name and type.
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Remove the “.jar” extension at the end of the file name. Without the right software, your Mac computer will not be able to extract the contents from the Jar file.
- In this example, the Jar file is named “myjarfile.jar”. After removing the “.jar” extension, the file name that remains is “myjarfile”.
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Add “.zip” to the end of the file name. Mac computers can decompress or compress files. Therefore, when changing the file type, you will not need to download the program to extract the Jar.
- For example, we will change it to: “myjarfile.zip”.
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Press the Enter key. A window with the message: “Are you sure you want to change the extension from “.jar” to “.zip”?” (“Are you sure you want to change the extension from “.jar” to “.zip”?”) will appear.
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Click Use .zip . The Jar file will become a zip file. All documents compressed in the original Jar file will appear in the folder of the same name. [10] X Research Source
On Linux
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Drag the Jar file and drop it on the desktop. [11] X Research Source
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Right click on the file. A menu will pop up.
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Select “Rename”.
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Select the entire file name.
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Right click on the highlighted name. A menu will pop up.
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Select “Copy”. We will paste this filename into Terminal.
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Press the Cancel key to exit the “Rename” window.
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Right click on the desktop. A menu will pop up.
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Select “Open Terminal Here”. Terminal will open on the screen.
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Type “java” into the command line.
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Press space once.
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Type “-jar”. “-” is a hyphen.
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Press space again.
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Select “Edit” from the options bar at the top of the Terminal window.
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Select “Paste”.
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Press the Enter key. You now have access to the contents of the Jar file. [12] X Research Source
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JAR file (short for “Java Archive”) – compressed folder file. It is similar to a zip file. When extracting a Jar file, you are extracting the contents of the Java Archive file into a directory. After exporting to the folder, you will be able to access each document stored in the Jar Archive file. [1] X Standard Jar Research Resources are easy to open on Windows, but they are inherently incompatible with Mac and Linux operating systems. Therefore, each operating system will have a different decompression process.
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