Well, I actually figured out how touse the properties tag in the
dependency tag, so that works great for part of what I was trying to do.
Now instead of assuming every file in the dependency is part of the jnlp
app, you now have to add something like:
<properties>
<jnlp.jar>true</jnlp.jar>
</properties>
Or
<properties>
<jnlp.native.jar>true</jnlp.native.jar>
</properties>
So this works great. Now the next obstacle. I need to allow the user to
have this in the generated file:
<extension name="SUN Mail jar files" href="plexmailer_sun_mail.jnlp"/>
<extension name="Apache jar files" href="plexmailer_apache.jnlp"/>
<extension name="Misc jar files" href="plexmailer_3rd.jnlp"/>
Or
<package name="com.plexobject.*" part="plexmailer" recursive="true"/>
<package name="com.foo.*" part="foo" recursive="true"/>
Somehow, I need to allow the user to specify the above things
somehow, loop over and create that XML. I am not sure how best to do that
in Maven.
I personally have *never* used those in JNLP, but they are part of the
spec and don't want to leave them out.
Jim
On Sun, 29 Sep 2002, Mr Dion Gillard wrote:
> Would a fileset pattern and a directory do you? e.g.
>
> maven.jnlp.native.dir
> maven.jnlp.native.includes
> maven.jnlp.native.excludes
>
> as properties for the plugin?
>
> --- Jim Birchfield <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > In the project.xml file, there is the ability to add
> > properties to jar
> > files as includes for something. I need similar
> > functionality, but not in
> > the jars section. For JNLP, you can add native
> > libraries as a resource.
> > Something like mousewheel.dll. I need to allow the
> > user to specify one or
> > more of these files. Then I need to loop over these
> > files and generate
> > some xml in the .jnlp file. What is the best way to
> > do this in Maven? I
> > can't have multiple properties with the same name.
> >
> > Jim
> >
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