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Stephane Nicoll commented on MNG-826:
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Edward,
I have thought a bit about it ; I think my original proposal is wrong.
We *DO* have ejb-client type so you can do this already.
What I'll do:
* Ignore 'jar' type by default from application.xml generation
* add a 'includeInApplicationXml' property for JavaModule only ; If set this
particular dep will be included in the application.xml
I think this solution is closer to the spec and opens the door only if someone
wants some specific behavior.
okay?
> Add a property to exclude all java modules ('jar') from application.xml
> generation
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> Key: MNG-826
> URL: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MNG-826
> Project: Maven 2
> Type: Improvement
> Components: maven-plugins
> Reporter: Edward Yakop
> Assignee: Stephane Nicoll
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>
> 1 Need a way to mark all transitive dependency of a java module to be marked
> library *hence, added the module as class path item inside MANIFEST.MF and
> excluded during generation of application.xml*
> * This is very useful for project that needs bundling of 3rd party library
> but we don't have to *mess* up the ear pom.xml by declaring every single
> items that depends of 3rd party library .
> 2 Need a way to mark all transitive dependency of a java module to be marked
> excluded *hence, excluded during generation of application.xml*
> * To make this feature to be consistent with the first comment.
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