Re: ant clean install versus Eclipse/WOLips clean install
Re: ant clean install versus Eclipse/WOLips clean install
- Subject: Re: ant clean install versus Eclipse/WOLips clean install
- From: John Pollard <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 20 Jan 2009 14:35:10 +0000
Florijan,
Actually let me qualify something I said. The gif files in question
are located in the source tree right alongside the .java files which
might explain why ant could previously put them into the jar? Just
speculating!
Regards,
John
On 20 Jan 2009, at 14:28, John Pollard wrote:
Hi Florijan,
Many thanks for your reply. I was kind of aware that Eclipse did
something different when using incremental build; a recent post I
made gave an example where compiles worked on the incremental build
but not in ant. I should point out that this was all working before
I upgraded to recent versions of Eclipse and the nightly WOLips. So
the ant clean install did previously put the gif files into the jar,
or at least didn't remove them!
Although this is client side code, it is already in its own separate
project, so doesn't get any special client-side treatment other than
this gif bundling within the jar which is just done using patternset
rules, so nothing special within build.xml. My jnlp is manually
edited and managed and my deployment scripts copy the jar to the
appropriate place for java web start access.
I have not tried turning off the incremental builder, I just assumed
that coding is more pleasant with it on and didn't have a reason
that I knew of to change this before.
John
On 20 Jan 2009, at 14:11, Stamenkovic Florijan wrote:
John,
I'll try to do some speculating based on what you say....
1. Your project relies on Eclipse's Incremental build to copy
the .gif resources to the bin output folder of your project
2. WOLips compile target does *not* copy those resources to bin,
but only compiles .java files
3. Your jarring of the client side code (added to the build.xml I
presume?) jars the content of the bin folder
If this is all true (and you could verify), then I guess the
problem in the situation is that WOCompile does not deal with
anything that's not a .java file. Ergo only java sources get
compiled and copied to the bin output folder. Which would be a
fundamental difference between Eclipse's incremental builder and
the WOLips ant compilation process.
Workarounds I can think of:
1. Separate your client and server projects. This is what I do,
however I do not do WebStart. If you are, this might be slightly
more difficult to do (though not at all impossible). However it
might not chime well with your deployment process.
2. Add some ant magic to your build.xml to manually copy .gif (and
other resources) to your bin output as a part of the ant build.
3. Continue with the hack that you are already doing.
4. David Avendasora and Mike Schrag have been working on WOJC
additions to the ant build process (which are AFAICS all WebStart
focused), so you might want to coordinate with them.
On a side note, the first thing I do for my new WO projects is turn
the Incremental builder off (in project properties). I rely solely
on WOLips ant, exactly to avoid this kind of confusion. However, I
think that the JC / WebStart additions to WOLips depend on it...
Hope this helps,
F
p.s. - also I'd be interested to hear how exactly are you setting
up your client/server code, perhaps we could discuss it...
On Jan 20, 2009, at 06:52, John Pollard wrote:
Hi List,
I have a framework with a classes.include.patternset that ensures
gif resource files are included in my jar (why I need this isn't
really relevant, but it is for accessing the image resources in a
java client application).
If I use Eclipse, Project, Clean on this framework, followed by
WOLips Ant Tools, Install then all is well, my gif files are
embedded in the installed framework's jar.
If however I then use my deployment script to do a command line
ant clean install, the gifs do not appear in the jar.
If I follow that with another WOLips Ant Tools, Install from
within Eclipse, the gifs are still missing. The only fix is to do
an Eclipse Project, Clean again.
A workaround is to drop the "clean" from the command line call to
ant.
I have WOLips nightly from about 2 weeks ago and Eclipse.
The ant command that drops the gifs is:
ant -lib /Developer/Applications/eclipse/plugins/
org.objectstyle.wolips.woproject.ant_3.4.5594/lib clean install
Thanks for any help.
John
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