By the way did you suppress the INSTALL rule concerning the MANIFEST > you may have had before? >
Yes, this is what I tried. CMake seems to make an intermediate directory which is zipped. So the order of the INSTALL/CPACK_INSTALLED_DIRECTORIES doesn't seem to have an impact. > I bet the safest way to build your jar may be to craft the appropriate > 'jar' whatever command > wrapped-up in a CMake custom command/target > (see add_custom_command add_custom_targt) > may be something that would > > 1) call cpack -G ZIP in order to have the clean zip file > 2) jar xvf your_package.zip > 3) jar cvf your_package.jar > > or use any custom option for jar in step 3. > > This is clearly doable with a CMake scripts. > Thanks for the hints, I have now solved it this way. I was hoping it would be simple to add a new generator to CPack. -- Met vriendelijke groet, Alexander Broekhuis
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