> Conor MacNeill wrote:
>
> > Now, generally, I prefer to run Ant with a minimal classpath, so to
support
> > that case, the <ejbjar> task in Ant 1.3 also allows you to specify the
> > exact location of the DTDs required. The following shows how you would
> > specify these locations for weblogic 6
> >
> > <dtd publicId="-//Sun Microsystems, Inc.//DTD Enterprise
> > JavaBeans 2.0//EN"
> > location="${ejb20.dtd}"/>
> > <dtd publicId="-//BEA Systems, Inc.//DTD WebLogic 6.0.0
> > EJB//EN"
> > location="${wl600.dtd}"/>
> >
> > where the properties are set to point to the DTD files.
>
> What do those properties look like? I've found those dtd files within
> $WEBLOGIC_HOME/lib/weblogic.jar under weblogic/ejb20/dd/xml. Do I have
> to pull those out of the jar file?
If you want to refer to them in this way, yes you need to pull them out of
the jar. If you don't want to, you can have weblogic in your classpath
prior to starting Ant. The ejbjar task knows where to find them as
classpath resources. I suppose the <dtd> element could take a classpath
argument to load the DTD as a resource without requiring the jar in your
classpath. I'll give that some thought.
> I'd prefer not to. The docs for
> ejbjar make it sound like it should use ClassLoader.getResource() and be
> able to find them within jar files, but I don't know how to specify
> that.
What the docs should say is that if the jars are on the classpath, they
will be found as resources. This is automatic, you don;t need to explicitly
specify this.
Conor
