That's what it was. It changed from NOTICE.txt to NOTICE in alpha-2,
so I had the wrong name. Working now - thanks.
On 24/02/2007, at 3:38 AM, Daniel Kulp wrote:
Brett,
On Friday 23 February 2007 10:38, Daniel Kulp wrote:
On Friday 23 February 2007 03:14, Brett Porter wrote:
I've worked around it for now, but I wanted to understand a
couple of
things:
- is there a way to append a custom notice? surefire-api contains
code from springframework (not a dependency), and I couldn't get
anything to append the right text
- what does appended-resources do? I thought it was the above,
but it
didn't seem to work for me
Hmm... that IS what's it's supposed to do. I'll take a look. The
file in the appended-resources has to EXACTLY match the target
name of
the remote-resource.
I just verified that this does work, but for a moment, I thought it
wasn't
working and got confused. Maybe you did too. :-)
The name is VERY important. The name of the resource
is "META-INF/NOTICE". Thus, the text you want appended would be in:
${basedir}/src/main/appended-resources/META-INF/NOTICE
I had originally just put it in:
${basedir}/src/main/appended-resources/NOTICE
and it wasn't working.
Can you verify that the full name of the appended stuff is correct and
re-try?
Thanks!
Dan
- alpha-2 seems to include notices for all of the dependencies. I
don't believe this to be correct - it should only be needed if they
are actually included in the distribution, which for a jar they are
not. Should this be made a flag?
Depends on which lawyers you're talking to. :-( Some want a
complete
description of everything that's needed to use the jar as well.
I'm of
the opinion that more is better. apache-jar-resource-bundle:1.1
changes
the wording to "This product includes/uses software...." to allow the
"not included, but does use it" case.
This is not a part of the remote-resources, but of the
apache-jar-resource-bundle. alpha-2 of RR didn't provide access
to the
dependencies at all, but the apache-jar-resource-bundle:1.0
pretended it
did. With apache-jar-resource-bundle:1.1, the velocity templates
have
been updated to allow some flags to be passed in. One flag is the
noProjects. You can add:
<properties>
<noProjects>true</noProjects>
</properties>
to the config and it will turn those off.
apache-jar-resource-bundle:1.1 ALSO adds preProjectText and
postProjectText properties where you can provide extra text to be put
before/after the project list.
apache-jar-resource-bundle:1.1.1-SNAPSHOT adds a "projectName"
property
that can be used to specify the project name used (instead
of "project.name" from the pom). That's more for the large
multi-module projects. Example: "Apache Geronimo" instead of each
individual module name.
Does that help?
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