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Re: Making A Custom Jarfile
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Re: Making A Custom Jarfile


  • Subject: Re: Making A Custom Jarfile
  • From: Nicholas Rinard <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 20 Jan 2006 12:11:28 -0800

Hi. I would like to configure a certain target in a certain project to compile its classes into a subdirectory within the jar file. I want the classes in the target (it's only one class, actually, but it could have inner classes) to go into a subdirectory named "classes".

The reason is that I am compiling plugins for another application, and the application expects to file classes in a "classes" subdirectory.

How would I do that?



Furthermore, these plugins have "items", "profiles", and "resources", which each go in their own special directories -- but I see that I set the "destination directory" for those things in the Build Java Resources pane, but how do i set the "destination directory" for built Java classes?


I've never used custom build phases, could I define a new phase with a shell script which would move all the built classes into a subdirectory?




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