Examples of RadManifestWriter

com.alibaba.citrus.maven.eclipse.base.eclipse.writers.rad.RadManifestWriter
Create or adapt the manifest files for the RAD6 runtime dependencys. attention these will not be used for the real ear these are just to get the runtime enviorment using the maven dependencies. WARNING: The manifest resources added here will not have the benefit of the dependencies of the project, since that's not provided in the setup() apis, one of the locations from which this writer is used in the RadPlugin. @author Richard van Nieuwenhoven
org.apache.maven.plugin.eclipse.writers.rad.RadManifestWriter
Create or adapt the manifest files for the RAD6 runtime dependencys. attention these will not be used for the real ear these are just to get the runtime enviorment using the maven dependencies. WARNING: The manifest resources added here will not have the benefit of the dependencies of the project, since that's not provided in the setup() apis, one of the locations from which this writer is used in the RadPlugin. @author Richard van Nieuwenhoven
org.apache.maven.plugin.eplugin.writers.rad.RadManifestWriter
Create or adapt the manifest files for the RAD6 runtime dependencys. attention these will not be used for the real ear these are just to get the runtime enviorment using the maven dependencies. WARNING: The manifest resources added here will not have the benefit of the dependencies of the project, since that's not provided in the setup() apis, one of the locations from which this writer is used in the RadPlugin. @author Richard van Nieuwenhoven

Examples of com.alibaba.citrus.maven.eclipse.base.eclipse.writers.rad.RadManifestWriter

    private void addManifestResource(EclipseWriterConfig config)
            throws MojoExecutionException {
        if (isJavaProject()) {
            // special case must be done first because it can add stuff to the classpath that will be
            // written by the superclass
            new RadManifestWriter().init(getLog(), config).write();
        }


        if (isJavaProject() && !Constants.PROJECT_PACKAGING_EAR.equals(packaging)
            && !Constants.PROJECT_PACKAGING_WAR.equals(packaging)
            && !Constants.PROJECT_PACKAGING_EJB.equals(packaging)

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Examples of org.apache.maven.plugin.eclipse.writers.rad.RadManifestWriter

    {
        if ( isJavaProject() )
        {
            // special case must be done first because it can add stuff to the classpath that will be
            // written by the superclass
            new RadManifestWriter().init( getLog(), config ).write();
        }


        if ( isJavaProject() && !Constants.PROJECT_PACKAGING_EAR.equals( packaging )
            && !Constants.PROJECT_PACKAGING_WAR.equals( packaging )
            && !Constants.PROJECT_PACKAGING_EJB.equals( packaging )

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Examples of org.apache.maven.plugin.eclipse.writers.rad.RadManifestWriter

    {
        if ( isJavaProject() )
        {
            // special case must be done first because it can add stuff to the classpath that will be
            // written by the superclass
            new RadManifestWriter().init( getLog(), config ).write();
        }


        if ( isJavaProject() && !Constants.PROJECT_PACKAGING_EAR.equals( packaging )
            && !Constants.PROJECT_PACKAGING_WAR.equals( packaging )
            && !Constants.PROJECT_PACKAGING_EJB.equals( packaging )

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Examples of org.apache.maven.plugin.eplugin.writers.rad.RadManifestWriter

    {
        if ( isJavaProject() )
        {
            // special case must be done first because it can add stuff to the classpath that will be
            // written by the superclass
            new RadManifestWriter().init( getLog(), config ).write();
        }


        if ( isJavaProject() && !Constants.PROJECT_PACKAGING_EAR.equals( packaging )
            && !Constants.PROJECT_PACKAGING_WAR.equals( packaging )
            && !Constants.PROJECT_PACKAGING_EJB.equals( packaging )

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