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1. java -verbose does not give a file location for every class    stackoverflow.com

We are trying to debug some mean classloader issues with our WAS (Websphere Application Server) instance. For this we provided the option -verbose:class in order to see which class WAS is loading ...

2. Preferable location of main() method in Java class file    stackoverflow.com

When it comes to order/sequence methods in java class. Where do you expect/prefer to see main() method?

  • at the top before each field (to stress user its existence and force him to ...

3. any way to find out the physical location of the class file at runtime?    coderanch.com

I wonder why you want that kind of information. The Java class may be a file located in a zip, jar, war, ear, folder or else or could even not be a file at all. Anyway you could try something like this: URL clsURL = getClass().getResource("/" + getClass().getName().replace('.', '/') + ".class"); if (clsURL.getProtocol().equals("jar")) { JarURLConnection jarConn = (JarURLConnection)clsURL.openConnection(); System.out.println("Jar file location ...

4. Getting the location of class file    coderanch.com

5. is it possible to show where the location of the class file in runtime?    dbforums.com

is it possible to show where the location of the class file in runtime? eg. If I have two copies of the same class within the CLASSPATH? is there any method that I can call to show which copy of that class is running? export CLASSPATH=/dir1:/dir2:. --------------------------------------------------- File Location: /dir1/myfile.class <-- may be deleted sometimes.... /dir2/myfile.class --------------------------------------------------- when run the myfile ...

6. Java .class files - Moving the Main Class .class file to a new location    forums.oracle.com

Novice question....so much so that I hope it's even coherent... In a Java program which references many associated .class files (e.g. bicycleMain.class, bicycleSub1.class, bicycleSub2.class, etc....), do the associated .class files always have to be located in the same directory as the Main .class file? What I'm getting at is - If I've developed an application consisting of several .class files on ...