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Hakan:

If you have classes, they are already compiled.  Too late to get compile
time info at that stage.  If you are trying to see how long it takes to
load classes from a ZIP, you could write some wrapper class to read from
the ZIP, etc.  Make suref to use different length classpaths and
different positions.  When all you know is the name of the class file,
you have to search *all* archives on the classpath until you find it.

-Rich

Hakan UNLU wrote:
> 
> In testing my program I need to get the compile time for some classes
> The classes are stored in a zip file.
> How can I obtain this data?
> 
> Thanks
> 
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