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I was wondering if is possible to find the content in an XML file placed in a jar thath is placed in a ear too. It would help me find the properties of java beans.
Up into the ear I can iterate through documents and see what’s inside, but if it is a jar I can’t iterate documents inside that.
Someone can give me some advice?
From the ear file you should be able to extract the jar file. Then you can use WinZip, 7 Zip, etc to do explore the jar file contents the GUI. Or you can run the jar tf command to extract the content of the jar file in command line. If you don’t have any of these tools and using windows, then you can rename the jar file to a .zip and windows should be able to explore it (most of the cases it works).
Edits – I am not sure if you wanted to do it using Java. In that case you are looking for JarFile. I found an example of it here for exploring Jar contents programatically.