> I tried your example... here's my pom.xml entry: This generates an -client.jar alongside the main EJB (but a bug in alpha-2 caused it not to work).
But it appears you want something else... > Of course, nothing different happens when I generate the jar, so I'm > guessing that this functionality isn't implemented yet. I'm not entirely > sure this will suit my needs anyway... our team uses course-grained EJBs and > I need the server-side EJB jar to include some libraries in it (and add the > necessary "Classpath" entries in the Manifest.mf). I haven't heard of it being used this way before - are you sure you do not want to use the EAR plugin to bundle the ejb's together? > This completely baffles me that no one has had a need to include a jar > inside of a jar. I know of the "uberjar" in Maven 1.0, but that's not > really what I need either (don't need the bootstrap-code/runnable-jar > features). The best technique I've come up with is to painstakingly use the > required jars as <resources> in the pom.xml... which is an embarrassing hack > to which I'm trying to find a better technique. You can actually use the assembly plugin to do this now (though no classpath line). It is uncommon for people to do this as class-path generally doesn't work with jars in a jar. IT can also repack several JARs into one. If you let us know which of these options suit best, I can point you in the direction of how to implement it. Cheers, Brett --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
