Matthias,
So the applet is a dependency of your webapp, yes?
Are you using maven to build your webapp?
Why not add the applet, and it's signed dependencies, as dependencies in
the webapp POM? Add the property <war.bundle>true</war.bundle> so that
these dependencies are also copied to the lib directory of your war.
If you can't/don't deploy or install the signed applet jars into a local
or remote repository, then you can add maven.jar.override to your webapp
project.properties and point maven to the actual signed jars in the file
system of the applet project (e.g.,
maven.jar.my-signed-applet=/some/other/dir/target/my-signed-applet.jar)
In addition, you may wish to setup a multiproject structure so that your
applet is always built before your webapp. You may need to add to/modify
your applets maven.xml to run your custom goal to sign the jars as part
of your multiproject, but that should be pretty easy.
HTH,
Doug
Matthias Wessendorf wrote:
Hi,
I have a problem, related to an applet that is build w/ m1.
The applet itself is a jar that got's signed by a maven.xml jelly script.
This applet has dependencies that got also signed w/ this maven.xml file.
After this, I have four signed JARs in $project/target.
this is nice, and works as expected.
the problem is, that I have currently no idea, how to *include* this applet
and its jars into my web app (also maven based).
So let's say for simplicity, that I'd like to do a "mavencall" of that
applet project and *after* that call, I'd like to copy its jar files (from
target directory) into
a folder of my web app.
Is there any plugin, or jelly script, that allows me to do something like that ?
Thanks in advice,
Matthias
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