Hello,

Here is more precisely what I need:

We are working with WebObjects frameworks with the following structure:

FrameworkName.framework
        |
        - Resources
        |       |
        |       - Java
        |            |
        |            - frameworkname.jar
        |       - ... (resources: files and directories fitered according 
filter A)
        - WebServerResources
                |
                - ... (resources: files and directories fitered according 
filter B)

A framework may depends on a set of other frameworks (and jar files of those frameworks must be in the classpath).

I already have a package phase that produce this structure. (it works for frameworks that doesn't depends on other frameworks)

A tarball may be a good solution to achieve the package phase. Is there any example of tarball somewhere ?

Le 3 nov. 05, à 22:54, Brett Porter a écrit :

No, this wouldn't work at present.

Can you describe the use case rather than your proposed solution?
Perhaps there is an alternative. Many people use a tarball that is
unpacked after downloading.

Some of the components documentation is under the lifecycle guide in
the web site.

- Brett

On 11/3/05, Benoit Mangez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Dear All,

I would like to produce a new kind of artifact which will be a
directory. And I've some questions about that.

1) Is it possible for an artifact to be a directory ?
2) Is it possible to install such kind of artifact in the repository ?
(the default install goal is not very happy with a
directory-artifact... should I write an other install goal ?)
3) A jar will contains classes in a sub-directory of my
artifact-directory. And this jar must be added to the classpath when
the artifact is included in dependencies of other artifacts. How should
I do this ?

I found the META-INF/plexus/components.xml file. I see that it is
possible to define an alternate LifecycleMapping (but I think that I
only need a specific configuration of the DefaultLyfecycleMapping) and
an alternate ArtifactHandler.
What is an ArtifactHandler ?
And more generally is there a secret place where I can find
informations about components that can be re-define in this file ?

Thanks.

Benoit Mangez


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