Sorry if that is a double post but I didn´t get my own email from the
list so I send it again.
That doesn´t work for me. Here is the extract from the build.xml:
<!-- woproject tasks -->
<target name="build.woframework">
<woframework name="${framework.name}" destDir="${dest.dir}">
<classes dir="${classes.dir}">
</classes>
<wsresources dir="web">
<include name="**"/>
<exclude name="**/*.framework/**"/>
</wsresources>
<resources dir=".">
<include name="Properties"/>
<include name="**/*.eomodeld/"/>
<include name="**/*.d2wmodel"/>
<include name="**/*.wo/"/>
<include name="**/*.api"/>
<include name="**/*.strings"/>
<exclude name="**/*.eomodeld~/"/>
<exclude name="**/*.framework/**"/>
</resources>
<lib dir=".">
<include name="Add .jar's that should be copied in the framework."/>
<exclude name="**/*.woa/**"/>
</lib>
</woframework>
</target>
In the installed framework it just reflects the directory structure of
my "web" directory with all the subdirectories.
I think it should be simple to add support for an attribute "flatten"
into the wsresource-task. I found it in the WOTask class. I don´t know
how to add support for getting an attribute´s value from the build.xml
into the java class. But one can easily set the flatten attribute to the
copying task if you check if the flatten attribute is set to "yes" for
example.
Cheers
Alex
Harald Niesche schrieb:
> Alexander Schneider wrote:
>
>>
>> Thanks, I tried this but it didn´t help. There are no changes in the
>> installed framework. I changed my build.xml file to:
>>
>> <target name="build.woframework"> <mapper type="glob"
>> from="web/img/*.gif" to="*.gif"/>
>>
>> I also tried it without specifying a file type but it didn´t work.
>>
>> In my Ant book there is a flatten mapper but I couldn´t get it to work
>> with my problem.
>>
>> Where is the location in WOProject where I can alter the copying of
>> webserver-resources so that they are copied in a flattened fashion? I
>> couldn´t find it.
>
>
> I don't think you should have to modify WOProject to get the behaviour
> you need.
>
> Maybe you should show us how you specify the wsresources inside the
> woapplication target:
>
> I have
>
> <wsresources dir="WSResources">
> <include name="**"/>
> <exclude name="**/*.woa/**"/>
> </wsresources>
>
> and all the images end up directly in WebServerResources, even if they
> are in a subdirectory of the WSResources folder. If it works differently
> in frameworks, you might try adding the mapper inside the <wsresources>
> tag.
>
> Harald
>
>
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