Hi Dion,

will current java:jar allow to include additional file into the META-INF
directory as ant allows with <metainf> substask?

Thx
Toby

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> Subject: Re: Enhance java:jar to support multiple filesets
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> You must be using something other than CVS HEAD of Maven.
> 
> This is currently supported in the latest builds.
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> dIon Gillard, Multitask Consulting
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> "Willie Vu" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 14/01/2003 06:33:35 PM:
> 
> > Currently, build/resources/includes only allow include's 
> and exclude's 
> to be
> > specified.  These include's/exclude's will become part of a 
> patternset 
> that
> > applies to one and only one fileset, whose directory is based on the
> > maven.jarResources.basedir property.
> > 
> > This is inflexible.  E.g., I put image files in src/images 
> directory 
> while
> > properties files in src/properties.  I want them to be 
> included in the 
> jar
> > without the images/ and properties/ directory prefix.  To 
> achieve what I
> > want now, I have to move all files under src/images and 
> src/properties 
> into
> > a separate directory, say src/resources.  Then, I have to change
> > maven.jarResources.basedir to src/resources.
> > 
> > It would be great if build/resources in project.xml allows multiple
> > filesets.
> > 
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