Using the new -i flag

[Thomas SMETS <ts...@tsmets.lautre.net>]

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My problem is rather trivial, though I am currently stucked.
I would like to have my business code to be wrapped up in a JAR.
Within the JAR I would like to include some libraries (namely Log4J.jar)
The Jar content would therefore be something like this :

~                    my/com/code/class1.class
~                    my/com/code/class2.class
~                    my/com/code/class3.class
~                    my/com/code/class4.class
~                    my/com/code/class5.class
~                    my/com/code/class6.class
~                    my/com/code/class7.class
~                    my/com/code/class8.class
~                    META-INF/MANIFEST.MF
~                    lib/log4j.jar

I could not published the fact that the log4.jar was part of my 
"Business.jar" & therefore visible to any application using my 
"Business.jar".

Any hint on how to use the -i flag in the jarification process ... ?

\T,





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