Re: Gradle plugin to merge @ServiceProvider namedservices

2022-09-20 Thread Ernie Rael
ices data into the single jar. I've built a gradle plugin to handle this. The project's VCS has a readme that has usage instructions. I'm a gradle newbie and this is my first plugin, any comments appreciated. Planning to make this available in the gradle plugin portal. I guess

Re: Gradle plugin to merge @ServiceProvider namedservices

2022-09-16 Thread Ernie Rael
instead of ant. While doing this, I've split the sources into separate sub-projects and combine some of them into a single jar. There's a need to combine namedservices data into the single jar. I've built a gradle plugin to handle this. The project's VCS has a readme that h

Re: Gradle plugin to merge @ServiceProvider namedservices

2022-09-16 Thread Jaroslav Tulach
ces data into the single jar. > > I've built a gradle plugin to handle this. The project's VCS has a readme > that has usage instructions. I'm a gradle newbie and this is my first plugin, > any comments appreciated. > > Planning to make this available in the gradl

Re: Gradle plugin to merge @ServiceProvider namedservices

2022-09-15 Thread Ernie Rael
Doh! Left something out I've built a gradle plugin to handle this. The project's VCS has a readme that has usage instructions. I'm a gradle newbie and this is my first plugin, any comments appreciated. See usage at: https://sourceforge.net/p/jvi/raelity-gradle/ci/default/tree

Gradle plugin to merge @ServiceProvider namedservices

2022-09-15 Thread Ernie Rael
cts and combine some of them into a single jar. There's a need to combine namedservices data into the single jar. I've built a gradle plugin to handle this. The project's VCS has a readme that has usage instructions. I'm a gradle newbie and this is my first plugin, any comme

Re: gradle plugin

2019-10-09 Thread Jonathan Bergh
Thanks Laszlo, that was it. Appreciate the help. On Wed, 09 Oct 2019, 5:27 PM Laszlo Kishalmi, wrote: > Check the sourceset definition in your buildscript. > > You can also open the the project properties (by right clicking on the > project), then click on the sources to see which directories

Re: gradle plugin

2019-10-09 Thread Laszlo Kishalmi
Check the sourceset definition in your buildscript. You can also open the the project properties (by right clicking on the project), then click on the sources to see which directories are reported back to to the defined sourecesets. I'm guessing the resources dir has been added to the java di

gradle plugin

2019-10-09 Thread Jonathan Bergh
hi there, just a quick question regarding the Gradle support built into Netbeans 11 - my IDE is showing the source code under both - Source packages [java], as well as - Resources [java] I get the correct contents for: - Resources [main], which contains all the project FXML etc. Is this a mis