Hi Nicolas,
we're working on improvements for the classpath handling. For the
deployment you can overwrite the classpath files with an hand edited
file. In WOLips use multiple classpath container and change the order
on the "Order and Export" page of the Java Build Path Page.
Ulrich
Am 15.07.2004 um 10:30 schrieb Nicolas Parvais:
> Hi,
>
> I deploy WebObjects Applications using Ant. I use the "embed"
> attribute for "frameworks" in the "woapplication" task. This work
> perfectly and frameworks are correctly copied in the .woa.
> My problem is that the application jar is after frameworks jars in
> generated classpath. Then overrided methods in frameworks are used
> instead of those that are in the application.
>
> In fact to generate this classpath the task use a "directory scanning"
> to locate jar in the woa directory. Then this automatic scan find
> framework jar in the "Contents/Frameworks" directory before
> application jar in the "Resources" directory (I suppose that it scan
> in alphabetic order).
>
> The easy way to correct this problem is to reverse the order of jar in
> the generated classpath. Then the application jar will be before
> frameworks jars in the generated classpath. But this way doesn't solve
> the problem if some methods are overrided in different frameworks. We
> need then a way to specify the order of frameworks in the generated
> classpath.
>
> What is the best way to include this option in the woapplication task ?
>
> Nicolas Parvais.
>
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