Hi Jon, thanks for the tips. I've stayed on-list for the benefit of future searchers...
2008/6/20 Willard, Jonathan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > I am building multiple services that get bundled into one .aar file. I > have a servcies.xml file that uses this structure > > <serviceGroup> > <service name=... > </service> > <service name=... > </service> > </serviceGroup> It's good to know someone else is doing something similar. How do you bundle several services into a single aar? Could you post an ant or makefile example? I wasn't even sure if this was possible from my (admittedly brief) docs search. I've got my setup working a bit like this, but with a separate resources folder and services.xml for each. It would be nice to be able to package up all three services, plus the types derived from the shared XML Schema which are in a different location, so I can deploy them to the server together. > And a build system using legacy makefiles and ant to build each service > separately. I have directory that contains the services, each in a > separate package and a directory that contains the test clients, each in > a separate package. This works well for me. I can compile all the > services using java2wsdl and then compile all the clients using > wsdl2java. I use eclipse too and all the services are in one project > but the compiling is all done with the legacy makefiles/ant system on > the command line / cygwin shell. The only draw back to this is that > sometimes I have to refresh Eclipse to see the stub changes. Have you considered migrating the make bits into ant, and then kicking them off from Eclipse as custom project builders? That's what I'm aiming for when I get the manual build process working happily. Cheers, Andrew. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
