Andryanus

Hello everyone,

Does anyone have experience accessing Java Jar Object with ASP?
Please kindly advise.

Thank you.

lectricpharaoh

A .jar file is just an archive in the same format as .zip (only the file extension differs). As such, if you can extract the files from the archive, and/or add files to it, you're set. You could do this with external tools on the server (by running these programs from server-side code), or you could roll your own.

If you're looking to do the latter, this article may be of some use to you- but then again, maybe not.

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