On Dec 26, 2008, at 4:29 PM, D'Arcy, Hamlet B wrote:
I have a single project and I want to produce multiple jars from it,
each jar containing a different set of dependencies and a different
manifest file.
For instance, my project has:
root
--lib
----groovy-0.3.jar
----groovy-1.0.jar
----groovy-1.6.jar
--src
I want 3 jars created, each containing a different version of the
groovy jar within it, and each jar having a different manifest (the
manifest contains a version number).
What's the easiest way to do this?
manifest.mainAttributes(vendor: 'pearson')
libs {
['0.3', '1.0', '1.6'].each { version ->
jar(appendix: version.replace(".", "_")) {
merge("$projectDir/lib/groovy-$version)
manifest = new GradleManifest(project.manifest)
manifest.mainAttributes(version: $version)
}
}
}
The above creates archive tasks with for example the name:
archive_0.3_jar. This archive task generates an archive with the name
<archivesBaseName>-0_3-<project.version>.jar
If you want a different name for the generated archive you can do:
libs {
jar() {
// the generated archive has default values for its naming
properties. But it is easy to overwrite them.
baseName = '...'
version = '...'
extension = '...'
}
}
- Hans
Thanks in advance,
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