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multiple slashes in the path on command hose up java jar command.


Hello,

>From the tcsh command line, I ran jar command and used two slashes. Look at
example to 
understand what I am talking about. This was found through the use of a
makefile appending 
more than one slash to a path. Reproducible by just typing it in from the
command line.
Everything works fine if you use only one slash. (which I have re-written
the makefiles to do now).

what happens is the jar file contains everything in the classes directory.
The problem is that the 
FULL path is included!! ie: instead of seeing com/lboard/blah/blah.class 
you see: D:/cygwin/cvs_dev/directory/classes/com/lboard/blah/blah.class

Curious if anyone has seen or come across this problem before? 
<<cygcheck.out>> 

The command issued:
Administrator(Administrator) on RTPNT9, 2001/07/05 Thu 13:30:27
/cvs_dev/LMAP/ASC
 > d:/jdk1.3.1/bin/jar cvf junk.jar -C
D:/cygwin/cvs_dev/LMAP/ASC//lbutils/classes com > jar.output
 
^^^
jar.output file attached. (plain text file)
 <<jar.output>> 
Michael Mercer
Sr. Software Engineer
LongBoard, Inc.
(919) 361-3224 
2505 Meridian Parkway
Durham, NC. 27713
mailto:mmercer@lboard.com
mailto:mmercer@ipass.net (personal)

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jar.output

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