Splitting Archives
The flar command with the -s option splits a Web Start Flash archive into sections. The flar command copies each section into a separate file in the current or specified directory. The files are named after the sections, for example, the archive cookie is saved in a file named cookie. You can specify that the flar command only save one section. The syntax of the command is:
flar -s [-d dir] [-u section] [-f archive] [-S section] [-t [-p posn] [-b blocksize]] filename
Table 9–5 Command-Line Options for flar -s|
Option |
Description |
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-d dir |
Retrieves the sections to copy from dir, rather than from the current directory. |
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-u section |
If you do not use this option, flar copies all sections in the current directory. If you use this option, flar copies the Cookie, Identification, Archive, and section sections. You can specify a single section name or a space-separated list of section names. |
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-f archive |
Extracts the Archive section into a directory called archive, rather than place it in a file with the name archive. |
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-S section |
Only copy the section named section from the archive. |
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