Put all the *jar files in the debian/clean file and they will be
removed by the clean rule. You'll need debhelper compat 7 for this,
though.


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[Daniel Leidert]
> Alternatively:
>
> build:
> find . -name "*.jar" -exec rename 's/$/.orig/' "{}" ";"
>
> clean:
> find . -name "*.jar.orig" -exec rename 's/.orig$//' "{}" ";"

Easier just to 'rm' ... but also, note that 'rename' will need some
sort of Build-depends: perl.

And uh, while you're at it, may as well replace ";" with + above.
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Peter Samuelson <peter@p12n.org> (10/12/2009):
> Easier just to 'rm' ... but also, note that 'rename' will need some
> sort of Build-depends: perl.

Which sort?
| -(cyril@talisker)-(~)-()
| $ apt-cache show perl|egrep '^(Package|Build-Essential)'
| Package: perl
| Build-Essential: yes

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