[fedora-java] Java Packages Tools 2.0.0 released
Severin Gehwolf
sgehwolf at redhat.com
Thu Jul 18 13:45:38 UTC 2013
On Thu, 2013-07-18 at 15:39 +0200, Mikolaj Izdebski wrote:
> A new major version (2.0.0) of Java Packages Tools (javapackages) has
> just been released. Java Packages Tools is a collection of all kind
> tools, script and macros to support packaging Java.
>
> Starting from version 2.0.0 Java Packages Tools includes functionality
> of JPackage Utilities (jpackage-utils) that is useful for Fedora. This
> will allow jpackage-utils package to be obsoleted and provided by
> javapackages-tools (see below for more detailed explanation).
>
> %add_maven_depmap macro now injects pom.properties to every JAR file it
> processes. This will allow XMVn Subst to be used to replace any JAR
> files that are in system Maven repository, not only those built with
> Maven. It will allow xmvn-subst to be effectively used to replace
> bundled JARs with symlinks after package built, which will allow
> simplification of packages containing complex symlinking in %install
> sections (for example jboss-as) as well as many Eclipse plugins.
>
> %add_to_maven_depmap and %update_maven_depmap macros were removed.
> These macros have been obsolete for long time. Their usage was
> preventing Fedora from implementing some features related to Maven
> metadata. Packages using these macros will have to be ported to use
> %add_maven_depmap or they will fail to build.
>
> maven2jpp-mapdeps.xsl template has been removed. This template wasn't
> been used. XMvn has its own way of mapping dependencies. To best of my
> knowledge nothing in Fedora used this template.
>
> Macros related to installation of icons and desktop files were removed.
> These legacy macros were out of scope of Java Packages Tools --
> standard Fedora macros should be used instead.
>
> 14 new manual pages were added. These manpages document RPM macros
> (such ad %pom_* macros) and commands related to packaging Java. More
> manual pages are planned in future.
Thanks! This will be very useful indeed!
Cheers,
Severin
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