XDK For Java/Unix Download Garbaged

I have just downloaded the XDK for Java on Unix but am unable to gunzip it. I get the message from gunzip
$ gunzip xdk_java_8_1_7_1.tar.gz
gunzip: xdk_java_8_1_7_1.tar.gz has more than one entry -- unchanged
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Stephen Hindmarch ([email protected]):
I have just downloaded the XDK for Java on Unix but am unable to gunzip it. I get the message from gunzip
$ gunzip xdk_java_8_1_7_1.tar.gz
gunzip: xdk_java_8_1_7_1.tar.gz has more than one entry -- unchanged<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Same thing happened to me,
I had to use 'unzip xdk_java_8_1_7_1.tar.gz'
which did unzip it.
Even still, the directory structure you get is nothing like it says in the release notes. (Same thing happens with the Windows version)

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