Re: Problem when scanning for applications in a Manifest Classpath

2009-09-12 Thread Quintin Beukes
Thanks. I actually before this mail tried the .include and .exclude properties in all kinds of ways, without luck. This is, as you pointed out in the e-mail, because they're only applied to apps that don't contain the descriptor. I'll give the .filter.descriptors a try. Thanks, Q On Fri, Sep

Re: Problem when scanning for applications in a Manifest Classpath

2009-09-08 Thread Jean-Louis MONTEIRO
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Problem when scanning for applications in a Manifest Classpath

2009-09-07 Thread Quintin Beukes
Hey, I have an odd problem when doing unit tests. In production we have a bunch of EJB JAR files and a bunch of app library dependencies. The one library specifically causes a cyclic dependency. Which is fine, since it's a runtime dependency and doesn't need to have it compiled against. So