Right, that is the other thing you need. I forgot about that. You
still need the unpack task, I think, if you are the child of
something. So the example is valid - the framework uses
Include-Resource too.
regards,
Karl
On 7/17/07, Peter Kriens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
You can use Include-Resource to include the classes from your sources.
The classpath expansion looks for a package along the classpath, if
found it does not look further. However, Include-Resource works
independent from this expansion.
Kind regards,
Peter Kriens
CZ> Hi,
CZ> we are using the maven bundle plugin (which works great btw) and now
CZ> face the following problem:
CZ> Together with our own code we want to bundle a 3rd party library and at
CZ> the same time override some classes from this library with our own
CZ> classes (to include some hot fixes and patches).
CZ> So, basically we have a maven project which has our own code and the
CZ> patch code in source, a dependency to the 3rd party library and that's
CZ> it. When building the bundle, it seems that the clases from the 3rd
CZ> party artifact are preferred and therefore our patches never make it
CZ> into the bundle.
CZ> Is there a way of achieving this?
CZ> Regards
CZ> Carsten
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