Examples of ArchiveManifest

org.jdesktop.wonderland.utils.ArchiveManifest
The ArchiveManifest class represents a tree of entries found in the JAR file, so that its entries may be tranversed hierarchically.
This class also serves as the 'front-end' to a JAR file and returns the input stream for individual entries. @author Jordan Slott

Examples of org.jdesktop.wonderland.utils.ArchiveManifest

         */
        String mainPart = JarURLUtils.getURLMainPart(urlString);
        String pathPart = JarURLUtils.getURLResourcePart(urlString);
        
        /* Open a connection to the JAR file and parse out its entries */
        this.manifest = new ArchiveManifest(new URL(mainPart));
        
        /*
         * Find the base-level wfs directory. If there is more than one, then
         * simply take the first. If there are no file systems within the JAR
         * file, then throw an exception. We look for entries found beneath

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Examples of org.jdesktop.wonderland.utils.ArchiveManifest

     * @throw IOException Upon general I/O exception readin the module
     */
    public ArchiveModule(File file) throws IOException {
        super();
        this.setFile(file);
        this.manifest = new ArchiveManifest(file);
        
        /*
         * Fetch the module info, this is pretty bad if module.xml doesn't exist
         */
        ModuleInfo info = this.fetchModuleInfo();

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