Posts Tagged “unix”

Finding a jar file which contains a Java class

By | December 4, 2010

Have you ever needed to find a jar file which contains a particular java class? If you’re answer is affirmative, please continue reading! In this short article, I will share one way to do this task in the Unix-like world using sh, ksh or bash. There’re a lot of other ways to do this task [...]

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Mr. Solís: Usando el comando topas en AIX

By | March 7, 2008

En un día caluroso del verano limeño, Mr. Solis un típico usuario de sistemas y Ryan un típico arquitecto tienen esta atípica conversación: Mr. Solis: Ryan! necesito ver como esta el uso de recursos del servidor AIX Ryan: Que información necesitas? Mr. Solis: El uso del procesador! Ryan: Ah!,… puedes usar el comando topas Luego [...]

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Finding file names without dots in their names

By | October 8, 2007

Yesterday, I received an interesting question in a company where I’m a consultant. They wanted to find all file names in the source code of “XYZ” application without dots in their names so they were looking for the easiest way to do this task in GNU/LiNUX. I’ve never needed to do that kind of search [...]

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