Re: which woproject/ant config file?

From: James Seigel (seige..ac.com)
Date: Thu Feb 24 2005 - 18:13:47 EST

  • Next message: Des Oates: "Re: which woproject/ant config file?"

    Uncommment the area in the ant file referring to libs. (I don't have
    it in front of me right now) This will include the files into the
    CLASSPATH and include them in the application as well. So basically
    just add the jar to the project and then edit the build.xml file.

    Ahh found one....add a line like <include name="**/*.jar"/> to the lib
    area like below:

                            <lib dir="lib">
                                <include name="**/*.jar"/>
                                    <exclude name="**/*.woa/**"/>
                            </lib>

    Cheers
    James.

    On 24-Feb-05, at 3:57 PM, Des Oates wrote:

    > Hello
    >
    > I've got a sticky problem adding a jar file to my woa that I've built
    > using WOLips.
    >
    > In my Eclipse workspace I have 2 projects:
    >
    > ${workspace}/foo My WO Application project.
    > ${workspace}/bar a shared project that 'foo' depends on. The
    > output of this project is found in ' ${workspace}/bar/output/bar.jar'
    >
    > The physical copying of bar.jar into the woa package is not a problem.
    > I've got an ant script that copies it into
    > "../foo.woa/Contents/Resources/bar.jar".
    >
    > My problem is that I need to get 'foo' deployed such that "bar.jar" is
    > on foo's classpath at runtime. How can I do this? I think I need
    > have this entry generated in my Classpath.txt file:
    >
    > "APPROOT/Resources/Java/bar.jar" (If I add this in manually to the
    > classpath file then the app runs swimmingly)
    >
    > I've looked inside my woproject folder. There are several ant config
    > files in there that (I'm guessing) are used to generate the
    > classpath.txt files, but I don't know which one I need to edit.
    > Furthermore I don't know what to edit it with. Do I add the source
    > path (' ${workspace}/bar/output/bar.jar' ) or do I add the destination
    > path ("Resources/Java/bar.jar")
    >
    >
    > Any pointers in the right direction here would be gratefully
    > appreciated.
    >
    > Des
    >



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