Re: Quick GenJar Question

[Jeff]

Brian Quirk wrote:

Hi,

I'd like to Jar all the classes (and dependent classes) in a package
without listing each class via the <class> element:

<genjar jarfile="Bar.jar">
<class name="com.foo.bar.class1"/>
<class name="com.foo.bar.class2"/>
<class name="com.foo.bar.class3"/>
</genjar>


Does anyone if its possible to replace the collective <class> elements with
something that would pull in the entire package?

Thanks,
Brian



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If you want to put all your classes in a jar, you may want to just user the <jar> task.

genjar is great when bundling the minimum you need for your jar.

Example: com.foo.bar.class3 uses com.foo.bar.class2 and com.foo.bar.class1
then you can just specify
<genjar jarfile="Bar.jar">
<class name="com.foo.bar.class3"/>
</genjar>


If you used the <jar> task to create a jar of common utilities, and then used genjar to create your deployed application, you can always include an entire jar with the library tag.
<genjar jarfile="Bar.jar">
<class name="com.foo.bar.class3"/>
<library jar="${common.lib}" />
</genjar>



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