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Eirik Bjørsnøs closed MOJO-874.
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Resolution: Fixed
> appbundler: Customized Classpath in generated Info.plist
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> Key: MOJO-874
> URL: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MOJO-874
> Project: Mojo
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: appbundler
> Environment: Mac
> Reporter: Paul Smith
> Assignee: Eirik Bjørsnøs
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> The appbundler plugin is awesome. I have a need however to inject into the
> generated classpath variable that includes a local path that is not provided
> as part of the dependency set. Basically I want to be able to inject into
> the <array>...</array> string that is created with the dependencies and add:
> ...<string>/System/Library/Java</string>
> To give you some context. I'm writing a maven project extension to the Growl
> framework. This relies on the Cocoa-Java bridge, which needs the .class
> version of the Cocoa foundation classes (NSArray, NSDictionary etc).
> I have locally mvn installed a nsfoundation.jar so that my growl project can
> compile, but I don't think i'm allowed to distribute this, so I use the
> 'provided' dependency scope.
> When I package up the bundled application, it still needs a classpath that
> refers to the local copy of the NSFoundation classes, which exists for
> everyone I think in /System/Library/Java., so I need to be able to inject
> that directory into the classpath.
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