Hi rt,
Am 28.12.10 06:45, schrieb rt.rich:
> I am trying to convert a fairly complex Ant build script that also
> incorporates Maven tasks into a unified Gradle build. The end-product of the
> build is to generate at least one, and up to two WAR files, which are
> basically the same, except for some configuration settings files.
>
> We have a set of files that define the properties for each particular
> deployed machine, of the name <machine>.properties. They containing property
> definitions of the format "{env}.{setting}=value" where {env} can be one of
> the two application environment prefixes we use (for purposes of this
> example, we could just call them "foo" and "bar" - so typical lines would be
> like
>
> foo.dbName=PROD01
> foo.dbHost=db23.foo.com
> bar.dbName=TEST55
> bar.dbHost=db24.test.foo.com
>
> and so on. If a machine has an environment disabled, there is just one
> entry:
>
> foo.disabled=true
>
> and so we don't create any env-specific configuration files from the
> templates and
> properties, nor the final 'foo.war'.
>
> So far, my Gradle script has an 'all' task, which just does a simple loop of
> the form
> ['foo', 'bar'].each { env -> .....}
>
> in which it processes the above configuration file, creates a Properties
> object with the "{env}." prefix stripped out for the keys, and then calls a
> small Groovy method called gen_config(envName, props) to create the various
> env-specific XML files in 'target/tmp-${env}'. The 'all' task has a
> dependency on 'compileJava', so my classes have already been built. However,
> at this point, I am not able to figure out how to manually invoke the 'war'
> task to build one or both of 'foo.war' and/or 'bar.war', using the contents
> of 'target/classes' and 'target/${env}-tmp'.
>
> I have read and re-read the manual and list archives, in particular, about
> the Configuration and Execution phases but still don't understand if it's
> possible to create dynamic separate tasks to build 'foo.war' and 'bar.war',
> given that my 'all' task is already running, and I believe it is too late to
> attach a dependency to it. Can I simply invoke the 'war' task manually with
> the configuration specifiers to use the necessary files?
>
> I did attempt doing something like
> task buildWar(type: War, envName, props) { ...}
> with the hope that I could pass arguments in the task invocation, but had no
> success. Can Tasks
> have argument lists?
You can't pass arguments to your task definition this way. You could
dynamically create war different war tasks for each configuration:
["kung", "foo", "bar", ].each{env ->
task "${env}War"(type:War){
baseName = "${env}"
from "target/${env}-tmp"
}
}
to create the specific war task just if no "foo.disabled" is set in your
configuration file, you can use the groovy configslurper like in your
build script
Properties props = new Properties();
FileInputStream fis = new
FileInputStream(file("configs/allconfigs.properties"));
props.load(fis);
fis.close();
project.envconfigs = new ConfigSlurper().parse(props) //store config
slurper instance as project property
and create the accordant war tasks with this a tiny modification of the
snippet:
task processConfig {
doLast{
// create environment specific xml files
//...
//...
}
}
["kung", "foo", "bar"].each{env ->
if(!project.envconfigs."${env}".disabled){
task "${env}War"(type:War){
baseName = "${env}"
from "target/${env}-tmp"
}
}
}
when you call "gradle assemble" now, only the configured war archives
are created. does this basically fit your needs?
regards,
René
> Thanks for any help you can give.
>
> Rich
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