On 11/12/2007, at 8:47 AM, Ricardo Parada wrote:
I'm trying to figure out how to do the following. Basically I have
a webobjects framework that builds using ant. The framework really
has no code.
http://wiki.objectstyle.org/confluence/display/WOL/Tutorials
It just has two .jar files that are combined into one. For
example, the following ant snippet from the build.xml file does the
work:
<unjar src="foo1.jar" dest="${build.dir}" />
<unjar src="foo2.jar" dest="${build.dir}" />
<mkdir dir="Java" />
<jar destfile="Java/foo.jar" basedir="${build.dir}"
excludes="META-INF/SUN_MICR.*" />
This builds into a Foo.framework which contains foo.jar. And
foo.jar is basically foo1.jar and foo2.jar combined.
I then have other normal WebObjects frameworks that reference the
Foo framework project.
Recommendation: don't combine jars. Just add them to the build path
of your project and adjust your project's build path settings to make
these available for projects that depend on that project.
I'm trying to convert this Foo framework project to build with
Eclipse / WOLips standard build files and get away from using my
custom build.xml file.
So using WOLips/Eclipse I created a WebObjects Framework project
called Foo. I then dragged and dropped the foo1.jar and foo2.jar
into the Libraries folder under the Foo project in the Eclipse
package explorer view.
The problem I have is that other frameworks that reference project
Foo are still not able to import and use the classes in the Foo jars.
Go to Project > Properties > Build Path > Order and Export and tick
the boxes next to the ones you want to make available to subprojects.
with regards,
--
Lachlan Deck
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