On Fri, 2002-08-09 at 18:20, Warner Onstine wrote:
> Hi all,
> I am trying to figure out how to use these two to do what I want ;-). I have
> a bunch of HTML and SZD (webobject files) that are currently in the source
> tree. I want to add these back into the jar that I create in the same
> directories that they came in. However when I use the jarResources it still
> places them in src/java/org...., rather than just org.whatever.
You need to set this property to pick your basedir:
maven.jarResources.basedir = src/java
And then select your resources using the <resources/> element. You can
look at the maven project.xml for an example.
Alternatively you can also use a postGoal to copy whatever you want into
the ${maven.build.dest} directory. Here's a little snippet from a plexus
component build:
<postGoal name="java:compile">
<copy
file="${maven.src.dir}/conf/configuration.xml"
todir="${maven.build.dest}/org/apache/plexus/manager"
/>
</postGoal>
You can copy whatever you like into the ${maven.build.dest}
(target/classes) directory before the JAR is created. The postGoal is
run right after compilation and you can do whatever you like in the
postGoal before the next phase, java:jar, occurs.
> That's the first issue.
>
> Second, I have a number of jars in the repo that I want to add into the
> final jar for deployment, since <jars> only looks locally, how do I specify
> the repo in the project.xml?
<jars/> is not used. It's a vestigal gump thing.
If you want to copy all your dependencies into the final JAR you can do
something like:
<postGoal name="java:compile">
<dist:copy-deps todir="${maven.build.dest}">
</postGoal>
Which will copy all your dependency JARs into ${maven.build.dest} and
they will be JAR'd up. Or you can use can you a postGoal to copy
manually what you need, where you need to put it.
> Thanks in advance.
>
> -warner
>
> +warner onstine+
>
>
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