I'm not aware of a prebuilt solution to this. However, what I do is loop through the artifacts to bundle in the EAR and dynamically create a zipfileset statement for each that specifies a fullpath attribute.
I have an Ant build snippet on disk that contains a single token. I replace that token with the appropriate zipfileset entries then invoke it. Not the prettiest, but works. ~Tim Hi, I have a very large build with hundreds of artifacts. In order to create war and ear files with their dependent libs in the right place (typically WEB-INF/lib), I create a temporary "staging" dir, copy in the dependencies from cachefileset, and then create the war/ear. This works, but is very slow due to all the copying. I can get a significant speedup if I use the fileset references created by ivy:cachefileset directly when creating the war. This avoids the intermediate copying of the dependencies. It works, but I am unable to specify the proper location of the libs inside the resulting war/ear, as they have full paths like $HOME/.ivy2/cache/organisation/module/jars/foo-1.2.3.jar. Unfortunately the war/ear tasks do not take <mapper> arguments. /quote> -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/using-cachefileset-for-creating-war-files-without-staging-dir-tp15405054p15617843.html Sent from the ivy-user mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
