Re: How do you check jar and zip are not corrupted

also depending on environment it might be better to FTP instead of COPY. On Feb 20, 2008 7:24 AM, Steve Loughran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Ramu Sethu wrote: > > Hi all > > > > I copy files from a m/c thro copy task. These jars and zip files will be > > used in my class path for the next build

Re: How do you check jar and zip are not corrupted

Ramu Sethu wrote: Hi all I copy files from a m/c thro copy task. These jars and zip files will be used in my class path for the next build (which run junit tests). All these process are scheduled. But sometimes file copied gets corrupted or not copied properly. All my tests in my next build fail

How do you check jar and zip are not corrupted

Hi all I copy files from a m/c thro copy task. These jars and zip files will be used in my class path for the next build (which run junit tests). All these process are scheduled. But sometimes file copied gets corrupted or not copied properly. All my tests in my next build fails. What I wanted is