On Aug 9, 2010, at 6:01 PM, phil swenson wrote:
> I figured out part 1 of my question (and also how to specify
> symbolicName) and now my jar task looks like:
>
> jar {
> archiveName="com.mycompany.osgi.server_8.2.0.0000-0001.jar"
>
> manifest {
> version = '1.0'
> name = 'Server'
> symbolicName="com.mycompany.osgi.server"
> instruction 'Bundle-Version', '8.2.0.0000-0001'
> instruction 'Bundle-ManifestVersion', '2'
> instruction 'Require-Bundle', 'com.mycompanyosgi.proxy',
> 'com.mycompany.wep.plugin.runtime',
> 'com.mycompany.eda.orchestrator',
> 'com.mycompany.osgi.is.core', ' org.eclipse.osgi',
> 'javax.jms'
> instruction 'Bundle-Activator', 'com.mycompany.wep.osgi.server.Activator'
> instruction 'Import-Package', ' com.mycompany.server',
> 'com.mycompany.data'
> instruction 'Bundle-ClassPath', '.,lib/enttoolkit.jar', 'lib/mail.jar'
> instruction 'Eclipse-ExtensibleAPI', 'true'
> }
> }
>
> still don't know how to embed a lib/enttoolkit.jar and mail.jar in
> there though....
>
> ideas?
>
You can use zipTree to embed the contents of another jar. If you are wanting
to add in all of your compile dependencies, you would use something like this
inside of your jar configuration:
from configurations.compile.collect { it.isDirectory() ? it :
zipTree(it).matching { exclude 'META-INF/MANIFEST.MF' } }
The ".matching {...}" part is needed in rc1, but will not be needed in the
final release.
--
Steve Appling
Automated Logic Research Team
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