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I meant the "creation time of Class file " that resides in a zip file

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Rich Wilkman <rwilkman@inprise.com> wrote in message
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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
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> 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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