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I am writing a program in java which archives multiple files into one single archive. Number of files to be archived is decided at runtime. 7z manual says the list of files need to be passed as comma separated values to 7z exe. Only way I can see to achieve this is to create a StringBuilder object, parse through the list of files(stored in a list) and append each of these to the command. But this doesn't look like a neat solution to me. Could Any one help me out finding a more elegant solution to this.
i may be stating something obvious here, but Java comes with Zip classes, which in my own opinion makes it easier to create Zip archive files, and your get a self-contained java program without any external dependency on 7zip.
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