All,
I'm looking to merge the contents of several jars into one. I've tried:
<jar
jarfile="${jar.dest.dir}/foo.jar"
manifest="${resources.dir}/share/manifest.mf"
>
<fileset dir="${build.dest.dir}"
includes="com/foo/**/*.class"
/>
<zipfileset dir="${build.lib.merge.dir}">
<patternset includes="*.jar" />
</zipfileset>
</jar>
"build.lib.merge.dir" is where I have about a dozen jar files that I want
merged into foo.jar. Right now, I get:
(contents of foo.jar:)
foo.jar
\-- bar.jar
\-- bar2.jar
\-- bar3.jar
\-- .class files from my compile process
What'd I'd like is:
foo.jar
\-- .class files from all jars and my compile process
How can I change my jar target to accomplish this? Do I need to write a
custom task for this sort of thing? BTW, my work around right now is:
<jar
jarfile="${jar.dest.dir}/foo.jar"
manifest="${resources.dir}/share/manifest.mf"
>
<fileset dir="${build.dest.dir}"
includes="com/foo/**/*.class"
/>
<zipfileset src="${build.lib.merge.dir}/bar.jar" />
<zipfileset src="${build.lib.merge.dir}/bar2.jar" />
<zipfileset src="${build.lib.merge.dir}/bar3.jar" />
...
<zipfileset src="${build.lib.merge.dir}/bar-n.jar" />
</jar>
Thanks in advance,
--Bill
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