bootclasspath jars

[Matthew Pocock <ma...@ncl.ac.uk>]

Hi,

I've got a maven project that builds a jar that must always appear in the 
bootclasspath. It's a patch for java.nio, and there's now way to get stuff 
working with it added to the normal classpath. Is there some way in the 
project.xml file to indicate this so that whenever it appears as a 
dependancy, it is included in bootclasspath rather than classpath? If not, is 
this handled by m2?

Matthew

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Re: bootclasspath jars

[Brett Porter <br...@gmail.com>]

No, this is not a use case we've heard of before. In fact, in m2 we
don't always fork so it would not have an effect.

Perhaps the simplest thing to do is to install the dependency in jre/lib/ext?

- Brett

On 6/7/05, Matthew Pocock <ma...@ncl.ac.uk> wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> I've got a maven project that builds a jar that must always appear in the
> bootclasspath. It's a patch for java.nio, and there's now way to get stuff
> working with it added to the normal classpath. Is there some way in the
> project.xml file to indicate this so that whenever it appears as a
> dependancy, it is included in bootclasspath rather than classpath? If not, is
> this handled by m2?
> 
> Matthew
> 
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