Hi there,
I just tried building a JAR file with CMake. The project structure
looks like this:
java_projects/
+---- CMakeLists.txt
+---- Project1/
+---- MANIFEST.MF
+---- src/
+---- com
+---- ... and so on with java source files
+---- CMakeLists.txt
+---- ...
In the top most CMakeLists.txt I search for external jars that are
required by most of
the subprojects. I then set them as:
INCLUDE_DIRECTORIES( ${FOO_JAR_PATH} )
I this the correct way of extending the classpath?
Then in the second CMakeLists.txt:
PROJECT(Project1 Java)
INCLUDE_DIRECTORIES( ${PROJECT_SOURCE_DIR}/src/ )
ADD_LIBRARY(Project1
src/com/foo/bar/MainClass.java
MANIFEST.MF )
When using NMake Makefiles I then get a Project1.jar containing:
+--- META-INF
+--- MANIFEST.MF // Default manifest file
+--- src/com/foo/bar/com/foo/bar
+--- MainClass.class
+--- ... and all required classes
+--- build.make
+--- cmake_clean.cmake
+--- cmake_clean_target.cmake
+--- depend.internal
+--- depend.make
+--- DependInfo.cmake
+--- flags.make
+--- progress.make
Is there a way to get rid of the path element src/ and the duplicate
path elements com/foo/bar?
If not .. could you give me a starting point in the cmake source where
the Java stuff is handled?
regards
Andreas Pokorny
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