On Oct 15, 2008, at 1:05 PM, mvlcek wrote:
One of our projects is a web service (with CXF as library), where
the web service is defined in an annotated Java class, e.g.:
@WebService @SOAPBinding
(style=Style.DOCUMENT,use=Use.LITERAL,parameterStyle=ParameterStyle.WR
APPED) public interface MyWebService { public MyClass2 myMethod
( @WebParam(name="myParam") MyClass1 myParam) throws MyException; }
Additionally to the web service implementation we need to build
(compile, jar) the client, which consists of the MyWebService class
along with all referenced classes, e.g. MyClass1, MyClass2,
MyException. Using ANT we compile the class MyWebService to a
separate directory (which also compiles all referenced classes)
using the libraries defined for the configuration "client" in
ivy.xml, then package them.
How would I do this in gradle, i.e.:
define an additional configuration "client" with dependencies
dependencies {
addConfiguration("client")
client "some:dep:1.0"
linkConfWithTask('client', 'webserviceCompile')
}
have a second compile task using these dependencies and compiling
only MyWebService and referenced classes
I assume here that the sources for this classes are in the default
source folder:
createTask('webserviceCompile', type: Compile, dependsOn:
resources).configure {
destinationDir = new File(buildDir, 'webservice-classes')
include 'com/mycompany/webservice/**', '...' // Ant patterns to
defined which classes should be compiled
exclude ... // Possibly needed
conventionMapping(DefaultConventionsToPropertiesMapping.COMPILE) //
use default conventions for source folder, target compatibility, ...
}
package the resulting classes into a jar (besides packaging the web
service implementation into a war)
Assumed your project name is foo, this will create a jar
jar(appendix: 'webservice') {
fileSet(dir: new File(buildDir, 'webservice-classes'))
configurations = ['client']
}
publish the web service implementation and the client jar to the
enterprise repository, where the published ivy.xml contains the
correct dependencies including the "client" configuration
You only have to define the enterprise repository (via an Ivy resolver):
uploadLibs {
dependsOn 'webserviceCompile'
uploadResolvers.add(new SshResolver()) {
user = 'someuser'
...
}
}
I had not time to test the snippets above explicitly.
- Hans
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Gradle Project lead
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