Hi Jerod,
On Jul 7, 2008, at 8:52 PM, JerodLass wrote:
I got it working with the following code:
task(name+'_war').fileSet(dir: new File(projectDir, 'Web Content')){
include('**/*')
exclude('WEB-INF/**')
}
task(name+'_war').webInfFileSets = [new FileSet(dir: new File
(projectDir,
'Web Content/WEB-INF'), excludes: new LinkedHashSet(['lib/*.jar']))]
It seems a little bizarre but it does what I want, and then I just
used ant
to copy over the correct manifest file.
This looks more complicated than necessary. I don't know your exact
prerequisites. It looks like you have a folder Web Content which is
simply an exploded web archive except the classes dir.
task(name+'_war').fileSet(dir: file(projectDir, "Web Content")) {
excludes("lib/*.jar")
}
I guess that the Web Content/lib folder contains jars is a legacy issue.
Is there a better way to point
gradle at an existing manifest to use? This is useful for projects
that are
moving over to gradle when I don't want to rewrite the classpath
attribute.
For Gradle's manifest support see user's guide 9.8.4.
- Hans
Jerod
hdockter wrote:
Hi Jerod,
On Jul 4, 2008, at 5:21 PM, Hans Dockter wrote:
I don't understand why this does not work at, as you describe. I
have attached a sample war project (gradlep.zip) which works for me
with 0.2.
It has the layout:
src/main/webapp
src/main/content
src/additionalWebInf
The content of webapp is automatically added to the war. The
content of 'content' is added as a fileset. The content of
additionalWebInf is added as a webinf fileset. Everythings works
except one bug. The web.xml from webapp is not added. This is
strange as we even have an integration test for this. I have filed
a Jira: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/GRADLE-139
I was fortunately wrong. There is no bug in Gradle but the error lies
in the build script. See below:
But this bug is not a big problem. You can specify the web.xml
directly. Here is the build file.
import org.gradle.api.tasks.util.FileSet
group = 'gradle'
version = '1.0'
usePlugin('war')
targetCompatibility = '1.5'
sourceCompatibility = '1.5'
gradlep_war {
fileSet(dir: file('src/main/content'))
webInfFileSets = [new FileSet(dir: new File('src/
additionalWebInf'))]
webXml = file('src/main/webapp/WEB-INF/web.xml')
}
We overwrite the default webInfFileSet here: The correct version is:
gradlep_war {
fileSet(dir: file('src/main/content'))
webInfFileSets = webInfFileSets + [new FileSet(dir: file('src/
additionalWebInf'))]
}
Than everything is fine. Of course this points out that we need a
webInfFileSet method as described above.
If any of your code is not working as expected please send me a test
case for reproducing this.
- Hans
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