Hi Rene,
> > * 2'nd dim: Project dependencies - I've seen the "dependencies" section
> > but ---> where can a find, which dependencies can be defined (I found
> > compile, testCompile in docu)? - which dependency types exists at all?
> > ---> How are they linked up to configurations (are theyl)?
>
> the available dependency configurations are depending on the type of
> project you're building. The java plugin for example adds some of them.
> see chapter "dependency management" at
> http://gradle.org/java_plugin.html for details.
exactly what I was searching for - thanks :-)
> They are configurations.
> so if you want to introduce your own configuration you can do this by
> adding:
>
> configurations{
> myownconfig
> }
Sonds good - where can I find configurations (class?) in the gradle source (not
found in org.gradle or org.gradle.api)? Or are configurations plain grovy
closures?
> > ---> Lets assume, I want use sth. like maven scopes and want to have
> >
> > runtime dependencies (affects packing, testing, and transient
> > dependecy
> >
> > resolution) or
> >
> > aspectj dependencies (to control which aspects are woven), how can I
> >
> > introduce such dependency types?
>
> I wrote an aspectj plugin for gradle and an blog article about aspectj
> support with gradle. have a look at
> http://www.breskeby.com/2010/02/using-gradle-with-aspectj/ and
> http://www.breskeby.com/2010/03/speed-up-your-build-with-gradle/
I've allready seen this - thats on my "to read and use" list :-)
> > * 3'rd dim: (My so called) configurations - these configartions I use to
> > generate for example different .war files out of one project for
> > different servers. So this dimension affects only the
> > artefact-generation (assembly in gradels words).
> > ---> How can I map this concept to gradle?
>
> you can add several tasks of type "War" to your build file to create
> multiple war files out of one project. have a look at the
> http://gradle.org/0.9/docs/dsl/org.gradle.api.tasks.bundling.War.html
> for details about the War task.
There is described, how to configure war generator in detail - but this means
there is no dedicatet orthogonal concept for my kind of configurations build in
in gradle?
If I want to realize my build task dependencies (as described in
http://www.jerger.org/resources/bilder/BuildTaskDependencies.png), the right
starting point is to write my own plugin - am I right?
best regards,
Michael
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