Marcok,
For the command line operation, anything that can process jar and zip
files will work in this case. For NetBeans, you can manually modify the
build script of a CompApp project, but I don't think there is any easy
way to automatically attach additional ant tasks to a CompApp projects.
HTH,
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Tientien Li
Marco wrote:
> Hi,
> Thank for your answer.
> It's not clear for me how to write a post-processing script: do you mean
> an ant script? It's possible to hook this scripts to the CompApp build
> (for example installing it as netbeans module) to automaticaly "insert"
> it into the CompApp build just installing a nbm?
>
> Marco.
>
>
> On Tue, 2008-11-04 at 08:55 -0800, Tientien Li wrote:
>
>> Marco,
>>
>> In NetBeans SOA tooling, each SE project implements its own SU packaging
>> logic. If you have special artifacts needed to be packaged into a SE SU
>> jar, you can contact the SE project team to extend its packaging logic.
>> BC are packaged by CompApp. Currently, there is no plan to include files
>> other than wsdl and xsd. If you have any special requirements for BC SU
>> jars, please your use case or file a REF against the CompApp project.
>>
>> Also it is relatively easy to write a post processing script to adds
>> your own artifacts to SU and/or SA generated by SOA tooling. Then you
>> can deploy the modified SA using the JBI manager in NB or command line
>> tools.
>>
>> HTH,
>>
>> --
>> Tientien Li
>>
>> Marco wrote:
>>
>>> In the Service Unit / Service Assembly build process, the only files
>>> that are included in the archives are the WSDL, the BPEL (for the BPEL
>>> SE Servuce Unit) and the jbi configuration files.
>>>
>>> It's possibile to include (in a binding component service unit) also
>>> files of different kind?
>>>
>>> Marco.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>
>
>
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