JAR definition

JAR means ‘Joint Aviation Requirements’;

JAR means joint aviation requirements adopted by the Joint Aviation Authorities as applicable on 30 June 2009;

JAR means the Joint Airworthiness Requirements of the JAA/EASA.

Examples of JAR in a sentence

• We use a tool called Dependency Finder 3 to analyze and extract class, method and field signatures from the .class files contained in the JAR.

• The Job is subsequently created in the selected Job- Manager.A Task is typically packaged as a self-sufficient JAR file that has a class that conforms to the Task interface defined by CN API.

• The Java oracle can be dynamically updated by analyzing the appropriate JAR.

• When expressing your systems as collaborating Actors you may feel pushed more towards proper encapsulation of internal state, you may find that there is a natural separation between business logic and inter-component communication.Akka applications are typically deployed as follows:• as a library: used as a regular JAR on the classpath or in a web app.• packaged with sbt-native-packager.• packaged and deployed using Lightbend ConductR.

• The abstraction layer classes implementing the SA-Android communication and data transformation are compiled by the Android development tools into a Java archive (JAR) file and installed on the system.

More Definitions of JAR

JAR means the Joint Aviation Requirements of the JAA;

JAR means the Department of Justice Acquisition Regulations in 48 CFR chapter 28.

JAR means the Department of Justice Acquisition Regulation in this chapter.

JAR. - means the Joint Aviation Requirements.

JAR means a Joint Aviation Requirement of the JAA bearing a reference number;

JAR means the Joint Aviation Requirements agreed to by, and published on behalf of, the European Joint Airworthiness Authorities; and

JAR means JAR Resource Holdings, LP.