I am in the process of packaging my java application into a jar file. I am using ant and eclipse. I need to actually include in the jar a couple of separate, non-code files (xml and txt files) directly under the root folder, not in the same place as the code.
I am trying to use includesfile, but that doesn't seem to work, here is my ant target:
<target name="distribute" depends="compile" includesfile="readthis.txt">
<jar destfile="${distributionDir}/myjar.jar" >
<fileset dir="${outputDir}"/>
<fileset dir="${sourceDir}"/>
</jar>
</target>
The above works fine when I omit the includesfile argument. Plus, I need to add multiple non-code files. These files are located directly under the root project folder in Eclipse, and not within any java packages.
Also, as you can see above, I am basically including to the jar my source code as well. Is there a way to tell the jar task to put the source code in a separate folder from the compiled code?
As a compile or build task, Ant easily can separate source code from the compiled classes. But is there a way to do it within a jar file as well?
Many thanks for your time!
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