Thanks Paul. I hadn't realised you could just do an install to put it into the
maven cache. I will try that tomorrow after I get a few hours shut eye.
On 23 Feb 2010, at 22:24, Paul Speed wrote:
>
>
> Colin Yates wrote:
>> HI Paul, and thanks for the speedy reply (no pun intended ;))
>
> ;)
>
>>> // This requires gradle 0.9...
>>> artifacts {
>>> archives sourcesJar
>>> archives javadocJar
>>> }
>> Do you know the equivalent for 0.8?
>
> That's how you'd do it in 0.8, too but it's busted.
>
>>> I'm not too familiar with maven in this regard. What is missing from the
>>> pom in this case?
>> Not sure, hopefully nothing - I haven't yet managed to get it to produce the
>> source JAR.
>
> Ok, no one has yet complained about my -sources and -javadocs artifacts but
> they haven't gotten much use either. So I was just wondering.
>
>>>> - for publishing multiple artifacts (i.e. for the JAR and WAR file from
>>>> the WAR projects) I need to define a filter - has anyone got a simple
>>>> example of this?
>>> I'm not sure what exactly you mean here. Can you give an example?
>> Yep, sure. I want my war project to produce a .war file, but also a .jar
>> file with all the server side code (domain, services etc.). According to
>> http://gradle.org/0.8/docs/userguide/userguide_single.html#war_plugin I
>> simply need 'jar.enabled=true'. However, my question regards Example 29.7
>> (http://gradle.org/0.8/docs/userguide/userguide_single.html#uploading_to_maven_repositories)
>> which states I need to add a number of filters for each artefact I want
>> uploaded. Maybe I have missed the point, but how (other than using maven)
>> do you define inter-project dependencies when they are not a multi-project
>> build?
>
> Yeah... I actually use the maven dependencies for this. So I don't use
> maven, just its .m2 cache. :) I 'gradle install' the common projects and
> then just depend on them like I would any other external dependency.
>
>> One other thing - how do people 'get into' gradle? I have read the manual a
>> number of times and googled but I just can't seem to connect the dots....
>
> It's tough. I struggle often as I'm still learning groovy, too. And
> actually, it's not so much that I have trouble doing stuff in gradle I just
> always feel like I'm doing it the "hard way" because I don't know any better.
>
> I'm not very far along, either... and I wish I knew how I got where I am
> because I'd write it down and post it somewhere. ;)
>
> -Paul
>
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