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- [mojo-dev] [jira] (MAPPASM-179) Produce only sc... Michael Vorburger (JIRA)
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> So you want to control your own CLASSPATH??
Correct, I confirm - I believe there are use cases where this could be useful. So you would say something like (I am obviously making this up, this option doesn't exist yet) <classpath>@BASEDIR@/mifos.war</classpath> and in your myapp.sh that would lead to (say if you also had <configurationDirectory>conf</configurationDirectory>) to CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH_PREFIX:"$BASEDIR"/conf:"$BASEDIR"/mifos.war and in your myapp.bat to set CLASSPATH="%BASEDIR%"\conf;"%BASEDIR%"\mifos.war. (Note the use of @BASEDIR@ placeholder, translated platform specifically to either "$BASEDIR"/ or "%BASEDIR%"\
> and no Repo. No Repo option is alreay supported
Ah yes, <generateRepository>false</generateRepository> - I hadn't seen that, sorry, ignore that part.