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How to add unpacked dependencies to the main classpath in gradle
The Next CEO of Stack OverflowGradle Application Plugin: Forcing Script to include lib/* in ClasspathHow can I force gradle to redownload dependencies?Gradle build with JNI dependencies, application and eclipse pluginsGradle generates bad eclipse classpath for native dependenciesAndroid Studio: Add jar as library?How to manually include external aar package using new Gradle Android Build SystemUsing gradle to find dependency treeHow to add a xml a file as dependency using gradle?How to extract specific folder contents from jar file using gradleGradle copy contents of zip dependency into a dedicated folder
My project is using some native libraries which are distributed as archives. Here is how I am copying them into folder:
val native by configurations.creating
dependencies
native("com.example:example-1:0.1@zip")
native("com.example:example-2:0.1@gz")
tasks.register<Copy>("unpackNativeLibs")
val zipPath = native.find
it.name.equals("example-1-0.1.zip")
val gzPath = native.find
it.name.equals("example-2-0.1.gz")
into("$buildDir/lib/native")
from(zipTree(zipPath!!))
from(tarTree(gzPath!!))
Now I need to use the lib/native folder contents in the classpath of main and test classes as well as putting them inside the final jar. How can I do it?
I'm running on Gradle 5.2.1 with Kotlin DSL.
gradle gradle-kotlin-dsl
asked Mar 7 at 16:48
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My project is using some native libraries which are distributed as archives. Here is how I am copying them into folder:
val native by configurations.creating
dependencies
native("com.example:example-1:0.1@zip")
native("com.example:example-2:0.1@gz")
tasks.register<Copy>("unpackNativeLibs")
val zipPath = native.find
it.name.equals("example-1-0.1.zip")
val gzPath = native.find
it.name.equals("example-2-0.1.gz")
into("$buildDir/lib/native")
from(zipTree(zipPath!!))
from(tarTree(gzPath!!))
Now I need to use the lib/native folder contents in the classpath of main and test classes as well as putting them inside the final jar. How can I do it?
I'm running on Gradle 5.2.1 with Kotlin DSL.
gradle gradle-kotlin-dsl
asked Mar 7 at 16:48
Izbassar TolegenIzbassar Tolegen
6501819
Did you try adding a compile dependency on that folder? Something like:dependencies compile files("$buildDir/lib/native")
– nickb
Mar 7 at 18:36
add a comment |
My project is using some native libraries which are distributed as archives. Here is how I am copying them into folder:
val native by configurations.creating
dependencies
native("com.example:example-1:0.1@zip")
native("com.example:example-2:0.1@gz")
tasks.register<Copy>("unpackNativeLibs")
val zipPath = native.find
it.name.equals("example-1-0.1.zip")
val gzPath = native.find
it.name.equals("example-2-0.1.gz")
into("$buildDir/lib/native")
from(zipTree(zipPath!!))
from(tarTree(gzPath!!))
Now I need to use the lib/native folder contents in the classpath of main and test classes as well as putting them inside the final jar. How can I do it?
I'm running on Gradle 5.2.1 with Kotlin DSL.
gradle gradle-kotlin-dsl
asked Mar 7 at 16:48
Izbassar TolegenIzbassar Tolegen
6501819
My project is using some native libraries which are distributed as archives. Here is how I am copying them into folder:
val native by configurations.creating
dependencies
native("com.example:example-1:0.1@zip")
native("com.example:example-2:0.1@gz")
tasks.register<Copy>("unpackNativeLibs")
val zipPath = native.find
it.name.equals("example-1-0.1.zip")
val gzPath = native.find
it.name.equals("example-2-0.1.gz")
into("$buildDir/lib/native")
from(zipTree(zipPath!!))
from(tarTree(gzPath!!))
Now I need to use the lib/native folder contents in the classpath of main and test classes as well as putting them inside the final jar. How can I do it?
I'm running on Gradle 5.2.1 with Kotlin DSL.
gradle gradle-kotlin-dsl
gradle gradle-kotlin-dsl
asked Mar 7 at 16:48
Izbassar TolegenIzbassar Tolegen
6501819
asked Mar 7 at 16:48
Izbassar TolegenIzbassar Tolegen
6501819
edited Mar 11 at 16:53
Izbassar Tolegen
asked Mar 7 at 16:48
Izbassar TolegenIzbassar Tolegen
6501819
asked Mar 7 at 16:48
Izbassar TolegenIzbassar Tolegen
6501819
asked Mar 7 at 16:48
Izbassar TolegenIzbassar Tolegen
6501819
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Did you try adding a compile dependency on that folder? Something like:dependencies compile files("$buildDir/lib/native")
– nickb
Mar 7 at 18:36
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Did you try adding a compile dependency on that folder? Something like:dependencies compile files("$buildDir/lib/native")
– nickb
Mar 7 at 18:36
Did you try adding a compile dependency on that folder? Something like:
dependencies compile files("$buildDir/lib/native") – nickb
Mar 7 at 18:36
Did you try adding a compile dependency on that folder? Something like:
dependencies compile files("$buildDir/lib/native") – nickb
Mar 7 at 18:36
add a comment |
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Did you try adding a compile dependency on that folder? Something like:
dependencies compile files("$buildDir/lib/native")– nickb
Mar 7 at 18:36