On 03/04/2011, at 6:19 PM, Ashish Shinde wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a build script for a webservice module that needs to publish the
> service war and the java client to a maven repository. I have a
> "wsclient" configuration for the client dependencies and I want the
> client artifact to be published with only the dependencies from the
> "wsclient" configuration.
>
> Here is the relevant portion of the gradle build
>
> configurations {
> deployerJars
> jaxws
> wsclient
> }
>
> uploadArchives {
> repositories.mavenDeployer {
> .....
>
> // Create filters for the client and the service war
> addFilter('client') {artifact, file ->
> artifact.name == project.name + "-client"
> }
>
> addFilter('war') {artifact, file ->
> artifact.name == project.name
> }
>
> // Apply custom dependencies to the client
> pom('client').getScopeMappings().setSkipUnmappedConfs(true)
> pom('client').getScopeMappings().addMapping(1000,
> configurations.wsclient, "compile")
You can do something like:
pom('client').scopeMappings.mappings.remove(configurations.compile)
Or, to get rid of all the mappings:
pom('client').scopeMappings.mappings.clear()
> }
> }
>
> I went over the javadocs for MavenPom, ConfigurationContainer,
> Conf2ScopeMappingContainer but could not find a way to remove the
> mapping from the gradle compile configuration to maven "compile" scope.
>
> The possibilities are
> 1. create a
> with just "wsclient" and use MavenPomsetConfigurations(). But I could
> not find a way to create a ConfigurationContainer
> 2. remove mappings from Conf2ScopeMappingContainer. But no method for
> that as well.
>
> Thanks and regards,
> - Ashish
>
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