Go into the Project Properties - Builders - Add... - Ant builder
Aha, interesting. Some questions pop to my mind:
1) Will the Deploy App To App Engine functionality in eclipse then
automatically use this build.xml before uploading the contents?
2) Will eclipse be able to figure out which
In GWT projects, .jar files should eventually end up in war/WEB-INF/
lib/, but this lib/ dir is kind of dynamic as Eclipse automatically
copies relevant GWT and GAE jars to it. Therefore, if lib/ was under
version control, its contents would likely be re-committed each time a
new developer commits
Actually, if your project was under versioning control, all developers would
be using the same jars. :)
You can avoid this by configuring Eclipse libraries, and then each developer
could configure its own, and export it with an Ant build.
Best Regards,
--
Guilherme Petterle Silveira Mussi
My project *is* under version control, but WEB-INF/lib is not (it's
added to svn ignore). If lib/ was under version control, it would
require me to also store the GAE and GWT directory trees under version
control too, which I'm not particularly interested in.
I just search for a simple way to
Humm . Maven seems to be your solution .
Take à look at http://maven.apache.org/ .
Maven completely automatize the delivery process , and you never have to
commit your librairies .
regargs .
2010/4/26 jbdhl jbirksd...@gmail.com
In GWT projects, .jar files should eventually end up in
On Apr 26, 2:02 pm, jbdhl jbirksd...@gmail.com wrote:
My project *is* under version control, but WEB-INF/lib is not (it's
added to svn ignore). If lib/ was under version control, it would
require me to also store the GAE and GWT directory trees under version
control too, which I'm not
You could add a Builder to your project, an Ant builder for
instance, with a build.xml that copies the libs (just like the
build.xml generated by the webAppCreator)
I guess you are right, but I created my app using the eclipse plugin,
and that plugin did not create any build.xml like files.
On 26 avr, 23:52, jbdhl jbirksd...@gmail.com wrote:
You could add a Builder to your project, an Ant builder for
instance, with a build.xml that copies the libs (just like the
build.xml generated by the webAppCreator)
I guess you are right, but I created my app using the eclipse plugin,
I would second that. Maven is your answer for putting your build on
steroids, but yes another discussion that one is :0)
On Mon, Apr 26, 2010 at 12:43 PM, ponthiaux eric
ponthiaux.e...@gmail.comwrote:
Humm . Maven seems to be your solution .
Take à look at http://maven.apache.org/ .
Maven
