On Jun 6, 2008, at 5:32 PM, JerodLass wrote:
If by normal you mean regular compile dependencies on artifacts,
the normal
dependency declarations had the specific [group]:[artifact]:
[version]:[type]
format, and not many of the jars in the common directory had these
conventions. Just based on the name, unmanagedClasspath seemed to
make more
sense. The common directory, as of yet, is just a local directory
with a
big pile of unmanaged and mostly unversioned jars . If there is a
way to
declare a normal dependency of each project on the jars in that
directory
without versioning all of the jars and/or listing them all
individually
(there are 100+), I would be interested to know.
Didn't setting the artifactPattern of the flatdir resolver did the job?
As far as the issue goes, it was solved in two steps. First, I got
a lot of
help creating a task to add the jars and making each projects
compile task
depend on that task. This worked. We found that there was come
quirky
context issue where it was adding the jars to different classpaths
than
expected (probably the same one each time). Then, earlier today, I
tried to
revert back so I could describe the problem to you more
effectively, and all
I left in was compile.unmanagedClasspath(jars) in the allprojects
section
and everything worked. I had moved some other things into
allprojects, so
it's possible that things were happening in the wrong order, but it
works
now and it makes as much sense as I thought it should when I was
having
problems before.
Cool
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