On Tue, 2004-03-02 at 06:34, Craig Berry wrote:
> I am facing exactly the same problem, and have been trying to find
> solutions using xdoclet or ant tasks.  I found a way to do it using
> ant, but it's ugly and brittle.  I'm very surprised that there isn't
> more information available on this topic.  How are other people
> building ejb jar manifests for EARs which include non-ejb jars which
> must appear in the ejb jar's manifest classpath?

I just use Ant's <manifest> task, then specify the file which that
generated in the appropriate attribute of the jar/war/ear task. 
Admittedly, I'm not producing the Class-Path: value automatically from
the path I've defined for javac to use, but then again I don't use it
when I'm copying the jars into my ear either.  Perhaps someone (Erik?)
knows a way to do it?  There's not so many that it's particularly hard
to maintain, though.


Andrew.


>         -----Original Message----- 
>         From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf
>         of Andrea Chiumenti 
>         Sent: Mon 3/1/2004 10:46 PM 
>         To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
>         Cc:
>         Subject: [Xdoclet-user] Generating Class-Path in Manifest.mf
>         
>         
>         
>         Hello, i was reading xdoclet in action, nice book! but
>         currently i need
>         to compile a Class-Path: element in an ear Manifest.mf.
>         Since currently i cannot figure out how this would be possible
>         with
>         Xdoclet, i was wondering if XD is the right tool to do this
>         task and if
>         yes, how could i do.
>         Thx in advance,
>         kiuma
>         
>         
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