Re: [aspectj-users] Weaving whole JARs -- what happened to copyInJars?

["Wes Isberg" <wes@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

This is being addressed; you should finds some bugs
and plans on point.  Injar resources should be copied,
and the meta-inf directory limitation is being removed.

However, if you anticipate building anything but the
simplest, single-compile application, you probaby should
stick with IDE or Ant support for application 
assembly. It's not our bailiwick :)

Wes

On Wed, 10 Dec 2003 17:32:11 +0100
 "Greve, Thomas" <TGreve@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi *;
> 
> i try to weave my aspects to a bunch of complete JAR
> files; i.e. i start
> with a JAR "build/some.jar" containing META-INF files and
> i want to end up
> with the same structure, a jar file
> "build/aspect/some.jar".
> 
> There are some options (injars, outjar) that seemed to
> make that work
> easier, but they do not work exactly as i would need it.
>  The problem is,
> that the non-class files are stripped from the resulting
> jar, if i have ajc
> or iajc read or create it.
> 
> A working procedure would be extracting the non-class
> files into the dest
> directory in a second step, after iajc has created the
> woven class files
> there, and create a jar containing these files and the
> woven class files.
> 
> This looks pretty kludgy to me, espescially since there
> was a "copyInJars"
> option to do this task at once.  Is there any alternative
> to the "treat
> non-class files seperately" approach?
> 
> Any hint appreciated,
> 
> - Thomas
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