On Mon, 24 Mar 2003, Stefano Mazzocchi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > <home nested="dist"/> > > ... > > <jar name="slide/lib/slide-kernel.jar" id="kernel"/> > > but from the slide build, it seems that those jars are really found > in > > dist/slide/lib
So things should be fine. > Now, what does that <home nested="dist"/> mean? does it make the > <jar> below relative to the nested <home> or not? It is supposed to. You would get PRE-REQ failures if any of the jars listed in slide's descriptor couldn't be found. > you are not the first one to suggest me to move it back to Gump. I thought so. > 1) technical: the gump descriptor is used *directly* by the cocoon > build system to generate (via xslt) the ant build file used to > produce our internal blocks (we call 'cocoon functional modules' > blocks) Hmm, I see the problem. The only (ugly) solution I see is duplication. Either of the Gump descriptor or keeping the generated build files in Cocoon's CVS. I don't like either of both. Stefan PS: I've followed you FOP discussion in the archive. If this is what you want, we could add project definitions for FOP's maintenance branch. Gump supports CVS tags and thus branches 8-) See the tag attribute of <module> and <cvs> and look at jakarta-log4j-12 for an example.
