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From: Peter Donald <peter@realityforge.org>
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Subject: Re: SAR Ant Task
Date: Sat, 15 Feb 2003 11:14:11 +1100
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On Fri, 14 Feb 2003 23:40, Daniel Krieg wrote:
> I recall that there used to be an Ant task for creating SAR files.  I d=
on't
> remember, nor can I find the appropriate task.  I this still a part of
> Phoenix?

Yep ... use it something like following. Where project.class.path has=20
phoenix-tools.jar in the classpath.

  <taskdef name=3D"sar" classname=3D"org.apache.avalon.phoenix.tools.task=
s.Sar">
    <classpath refid=3D"project.class.path" />
  </taskdef>


    <sar sarfile=3D"${build.lib}/blah.sar"
         config=3D"${conf.dir}/blah-config.xml"
         environment=3D"${conf.dir}/blah-environment.xml"
         assembly=3D"${conf.dir}/blah-assembly.xml" >

      <lib dir=3D"lib">
        <include name=3D"mySupport.jar"/>
      </lib>

      <classes dir=3D"build/classes">
        <include name=3D"**/*.class"/>
      </classes>    =20
     =20
    </sar>

--=20
Cheers,

Peter Donald
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