Is anyone else using *jboss-packaging *to create a .sar file that you'd like installed in the repository with that extension? If so, can you tell me how? (the maven-install-plugin uses the <packaging> of "jboss-sar" as the file extension when installing)
Or, even if you're not installing, but deploying the .sar, can you please let me know how you're doing that? I use cargo so it takes the dependency from my local repository. Thanks, Michael On 12/6/06, Michael Waluk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
My project depends upon some jar files which I want to package into a sar file and deploy to Jboss 4.x when I deploy my .war file. I have created a module that packages the .sar file properly, but in order to deploy it with cargo I have to list it as a dependency in the war's module. That brings me to the problem -- if I use: < packaging>jboss-sar</packaging > then it packages ok (as a .sar file), but I have to install it so the other module can retrieve it and it gets copied into the repository as a .jboss-sar file (the extension is changed). So my questions are: a) How to install it so that it keeps its .sar extension? b) Is this the best way to do this? - create a module that builds the .sar, create a module for the .war that depends upon it and lists it as a deployable for cargo (I'll ask that on the cargo list). Thanks, Michael
