Hello Steve Thank you for replying.
Have your considered using the Ant tasks? > Not really because it seems that this Ant task requires the hibernate.properties und mapping files. Since I do configure Hibernate by Spring I do not have such files. I need something which is able to scan the classpath for @Entity classes. Furthermore I would like to set the Hibernate coordinates (dialect, etc.) at runtime (e.g. using ant task attributes). I currently see no way to that by using the Ant task. Is there in the current Gradle 0.9 API a way the get the dependencies of a module into the classloader of e.g. a self written Gradle task / plugin? Or do I miss something about your Ant approach? > The plan is to develop Gradle tasks for for Hibernate as part of Hibernate > itself once the Gradle APIs settle down. Great. That sounds quiet promising. Best regards Silvio
