On Thu, 3 Nov 2011, Bill Janssen wrote:
Andi Vajda <va...@apache.org> wrote:
On Thu, 3 Nov 2011, Bill Janssen wrote:
* All classes from either --include jars or the JRE, which already selected
classes depend on, that come from packages included with --package
No. If you --include blah.jar and its package(s) are not listed, then
classes it contains are not wrapped.
Yes, that was implied by what I meant to say. But if the --include jar
file's packages are listed, they will be wrapped. Is that right?
No. The only classes that get wrapped are:
- the ones listed explicitely
- the public ones in --jar files
- the ones needed by listed or --jar'ed ones whose packages are listed by
--package flags
Right. I put it wrongly again.
When you say
- the ones needed by listed or --jar'ed ones whose packages are listed by
--package flags
does that include ones that are only found in --include jar files,
because the classes in those jar files are after all part of the
classpath?
No. The only point of --include over --classpath is to have these jar files
into the egg being built.
Andi..
