I found the problem and fixed it.
I will raise a jira and submit a patch as soon as i have tested it.
Guillaume
Guillaume Nodet wrote:
Thanks for this reply.
I'm trying to use the geronimo.include property in my project.xml to
include jars in the
car file. The effect is to add an entry named "jar" in the car which
is the dependency,
but when i try to add several includes, only one is kept. I think
there is a problem with the name
of the jar entry.
I have searched all xml files for the "geronimo.include" string, but
found it nowhere.
Do I have to specify something else ? Or if this is a bug, can someone
roughly point me where to
look at ?
Cheers,
Guillaume Nodet
David Jencks wrote:
On Dec 6, 2005, at 1:07 AM, Guillaume Nodet wrote:
I'm looking for a way to package a set of gbeans with its
dependencies, and have not found any so far.
From what i understand, the configuration can refer to jars (with
the dependency tag) that are stored in
the repository, but i have not found any way for these jars to be
added at deployment time,
or to refer to jars that would be deployed with the configuration
(and not refering to the repository).
My main goal is to be able to deploy the whole configuration
(including the dependencies) in a
single command using the deployer and to avoid manually copying all
the dependencies to the repository.
I'm quite sure i have missed something. Can someone please tell me
the best way to achieve this ?
If you are using maven 1, perhaps the packaging and assembly plugins
will work for you. With the packaging plugin, you can specify the
dependencies in your project.xml file and they get inserted into the
plan before deployment. It puts the car file into your local maven
repo. The assembly plugin installs a car file from the maven repo
into a geronimo server, and also copies all the dependencies into the
server's repository. I'm working on command line versions of these
tools, although I'm not sure how soon they will be usable.
Another possibility is to use the "include" option which copies the
contents of all the dependencies so marked into the car file. This
may be what you want but is AFAIK 100% untested.
For examples of how to do this stuff look in the configs and
assemblies directories. This is how the server will be built in the
near future.
thanks
david jencks
Cheers,
Guillaume Nodet
