Well I made something: http://download.java.net/maven/2/net/java/dev/jogl/
what do you think? Just remains to see how to explode the jar, I think I can make that job in the start script, native-lib are needed just at runtime. On Dec 4, 2007 5:39 PM, Daniele Dellafiore <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > hi. I am developing an app that uses JOGL (Java OpenGL Binding) that > has many native jars. > There is no artifact on any repository. What I want to do his: > > 1. create a pom for jogl artifact and put it on a repo. > That is, using maven for distribution (not for building) to have an > artifact on a repo, with the correct dependencies. > 2. Use jogl in my project, so that I can make a distribution for any > operating system from maven or from some shell script that uses maven. > > Let's start with my solutions: > > 1. I already created a basic pom with all information needed to upload > jogl to java.net maven2 repo and it seems to work (still waiting for > authorization to upload artifact there). > The problem here is that jogl.jar is the same for all platform, what > changes are the binaries. jogl project provides a zip for webstart > that contains jogl.jar and all the various jogl-natives packages, in > jar format. > > What I think is that I can deploy jogl.jar and then a single artifact > for each native jar that has jogl.jar as a dependencies. > In this case I need a single pom for jogl and a pom for each native > platform. The result is a different artifact deployed for every > platform. > A developer than can depend on a single native-jar and will get all > the jogl.jar files. > > There is a issue here. I need that the native files, dll or so or > whatever, are un-jarred in order to be used outside a webstart > application. Any chance to make this with maven without using some ant > task? > > 2. BTW, many developers will need to package it's application for > different platform. In order to accomplish this, I think a way should > be: > . make different profile for different supported platforms > . make a script that run "mvn package -P target-platform" every time > that is needed to get all the distribution package with just one > command. > > For what concern webstart, codehaus is working on a plugin and native > liberies are supported in the development version that eventually will > bocome 1.0 alpha2 so I will wait for a release. > > Thanks for reading, I wait for any advice! > > -- > Daniele Dellafiore > http://ildella.wordpress.com/ > -- Daniele Dellafiore http://ildella.wordpress.com/ --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
