List the contents of jar, ear, war files

Hi All,
It has been several years since I have worked in java and now I am trying to get caught back up :-).
My question is: Is there a standard utility that can dump/list the contents of the packaging files: jar, ear, war?
Thanks in advance!

You can use winzip. OR you can use the jar command provided in JDK.
jar -tvf <<your archive (jar, war, ear)>>

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