How can i find the jar file version in Solaris

Hi,all.
I just forget the java command by which i can know a jar file's version.I searched the jar command manual,unfortunately there is nothing helpful.
Can anyone tell me what should i do?
Thanks in advance.

I'm not sure that there is any version information related to a JAR file. And if you look at the JAR classes in the API docs, there is nothing related to the version. There can be a version number in the MANIFEST though, but not related to the JAR itself.

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/* Subject:      How To Implement The Code From 'A JDAPI Programming Example' From Forms Online Help?
     Doc ID:      Note:428083.1      Type:      HOWTO
     Last Revision Date:      23-APR-2007      Status:      PUBLISHED
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Oracle Forms - Version: 9.0.5.2 to 10.1.2.2
Information in this document applies to any platform.
Goal
The goal of this document is to explain how to make the sample code provided in the java class FormDumper 'A JDAPI Programming Example' from Forms OnLine help work.
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import java.io.FileWriter;
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    boolean m_dumpBoolProps = true;
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    boolean m_dumpTextProps = true;
    boolean m_dumpPropNames = true;
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                    propertyVal =
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        JdapiMetaObject meta = JdapiMetadata.getJdapiMetaObject(jo.getClass());
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