On my file system, I have a classpath.txt file, which contains a java
classpath. The classpath contains wildcards, and I need to remove the
wildcards, and have it expanded out to list out all the .jar files
individually.
So, instead of classpath.txt containing:
C:/lib1/*;C:/lib2/*
I Need:
C:/lib1/file_one.jar;C:/lib1/file_two.jar;C:/lib2/file_three.jar
I already have the Ruby code to do this, I just need to somehow get Puppet
to run this Ruby code.
I figured I would need to create a custom type, which I've called
"classpath_expander." I would include this type in my manifest like this:
classpath_expander { 'expand classpath.txt':
path => "C:/temp/classpath.txt"
}
Currently, my type is defined like this:
Puppet::Type.newtype(:classpath_expander) do
@doc = "Reads the classpass in a file, and expands out any wildcards."
newparam(:name, :namevar => true) do
desc 'An arbitrary name used as the identity of the resource.'
end
newparam(:path) do
desc 'The path to the classpath file.'
end
end
But at this point, I'm not sure where to put my Ruby code. All the
documentation gives examples on how to use the "ensurable" property;
however, I'm not sure that makes sense in this case, does it? If so, what
would I need for each of the "create", "destroy", and "exist?" methods?
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