Consider that I have a directory full of jars. Is there a java command that I can type into the command prompt that will tell me which jars a class can be loaded from?
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Consider that I have a directory full of jars. Is there a java command that I can type into the command prompt that will tell me which jars a class can be loaded from?
“Java commands” (whatever they may be) are usually not entered on the command line. You might try a simple grep, though:
Theoretically the dots need to be escaped to prevent them from matching any character but this will generally give you an idea where a class is located.