On Jul 2, 2008, at 7:44 PM, JerodLass wrote:
I have also been trying to adjust the WAR files I create. I have a
directory
called "Web Content" that contains several critical directories
including
the WEB-INF directory. Thus far, I have tried using the war plugin
with:
task(name+'_war').fileSet(dir: new File('Web Content')){
exclude('WEB-INF/**')
}
task(name+'_war').webInfFileSets = [new FileSet(dir: new File('Web
Content/WEB-INF'))]
and I have also tried not using the plugin, and defining my own lib
task
instead:
libs{
war(){
fileSet(dir: new File('Web Content')){
exclude('WEB-INF/**')
}
webInfFileSets = [new FileSet(dir: new File('Web Content/
WEB-INF'))]
}
}
Both compile, but neither seems to be setting the properties with any
effect. WEB-INF files don't end up in the WEB-INF directory and
Web Content
files don't end up anywhere. What am I doing wrong? How can I
properly
access the properties of the war task? Thanks for the help.
I had no time to try why the above doesn't work yet. I will do so soon.
What about using the src/webapp folder?
- Hans
-Jerod
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