Using JClass JarMaster to view and edit the contents of one or more JARs is as straightforward as working with a graphical file manager (such as Windows Explorer). You can edit individual JARs, or perform edits between JARs.

When copying between JARs and adding files, package structures, and paths are retained, making JAR modification a simple point-and-click operation.

The types of JAR editing operations you can perform are:

• Adding Files to a JAR
• Adding New Dependencies to a JAR
• Updating a JAR
• Copying Classes Between JARs
• Deleting Classes From a JAR