The action of creating a JAR file

["Jane Carnall" <jane -dot- carnall -at- digitalbridges -dot- com>]

Does anyone know of a good verb for the process of taking a set of files and
creating a new JAR file that consists of nothing but those files? What I
have is:

"The Java files comprising your COFFEE service must be compiled into class
files, and should be imported into a JAR file."

If it was a WinZip file, I'd say "zipped": "The Java files comprising your
COFFEE service must be compiled into class files. The class files should be
zipped into a WinZIP file."

The corresponding verb for a JAR file should be "jarred", yet that sounds
wrong. (I could continue the metaphor and say "poured", of course, but I'm
reluctant.)

Anyone got a good verb I could borrow? I have some nice fresh adverbs, only
one careful driver, good resale value... <g>

Jane Carnall
Technical Writer, Digital Bridges, Scotland
Unless stated otherwise, these opinions are mine, and mine alone.






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