BTW, you can do unit tests of ant build files.....
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"Kevin O'Neill" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
05/25/02 10:07 AM
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Subject: Re: [patch] bug in j2ee/build.xml maven:ejb
> if the optional property maven.j2ee.ejb.meta-inf-includes is not set,
the build
> fails. The only solution I could think of is to have two targets, one
with the
> additional metainf tags and one without. The target executed is
determined by
> checking for the existence of maven.j2ee.ejb.meta-inf-includes during
the
> ejb-init target.
The other alternative is to build the ejb-jar and any included items
into a temp directory that is then included. There would be less
duplication of code ... but it could proliferation of directories.
Maybe we should have a well known temp directory. Each target that uses
it would be responsible for cleaning up when they're finished.
k.
ps: I thought I'd tested for this. Oh for unit tests in ant :)
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