Hi all.
I'm trying to configure my Eclipse Ant Builder, so that I can have the WAR of my web-app generated in a single task.
The "build.xml" that Eclipse generates as a result of the "Export" task does good (obviously!), but I'd like to add a "generate-war" task, which (depending on the "build" task) should also create the WAR, adding all the needed resources into it.
The problem I'm facing is about the external libraries that I want to be included in the "WEB-INF/lib" directory of the WAR.
Infact, I'd like them to be "loaded" directly from the classpath, that is directly from the "path" element created by eclipse during the Export task.
So, in "build.xml" I have:
where, for example:
And in "build-user.xml" I want to make a target capable of copying all the jars referenced by "MyWebApp.classpath", discovering them automatically.
The problem is that the "copy" tasks need a fileset or a dir, whereas what I have is a path reference...
Has anyone been involved in the same?
Thanks in advance for your help!!
I'm trying to configure my Eclipse Ant Builder, so that I can have the WAR of my web-app generated in a single task.
The "build.xml" that Eclipse generates as a result of the "Export" task does good (obviously!), but I'd like to add a "generate-war" task, which (depending on the "build" task) should also create the WAR, adding all the needed resources into it.
The problem I'm facing is about the external libraries that I want to be included in the "WEB-INF/lib" directory of the WAR.
Infact, I'd like them to be "loaded" directly from the classpath, that is directly from the "path" element created by eclipse during the Export task.
So, in "build.xml" I have:
Code:
<path id="MyWebApp.classpath">
<path refid="Database.userclasspath"/>
<path refid="JavaHelp.userclasspath"/>
...
...
</path>
Code:
<path id="Database.userclasspath">
<pathelement location="path-to-jar"/>
<pathelement location="path-to-another-jar"/>
</path>
And in "build-user.xml" I want to make a target capable of copying all the jars referenced by "MyWebApp.classpath", discovering them automatically.
The problem is that the "copy" tasks need a fileset or a dir, whereas what I have is a path reference...
Has anyone been involved in the same?
Thanks in advance for your help!!