Defining resources
Defining resources to include in the “jmdac” package

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This icon
represents a directory containing the resources to be packaged. It is used to
structure resources in the same way as a file system. The folder represented
by this icon will not be packaged. |
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This icon representrs a directory to be packaged. Examples:
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This icon represents a file to be packaged. Examples:
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In a
or
directory, you can click on the
button to import the entire contents of the
specified directory into Objecteering.
This operation can be run at any time, whether the "Resources"
folder already contains resources or not.
Note: Representing files rather
than directories to be package means that only the necessary files will be
packaged.
Referencing an
external jar
To reference an
external jar, click on the
button, which is available on the MDA
component.
This jar will
then be packaged in the MDA component's "lib" directory. It will also
be available in the CLASSPATH when the MDA component is compiled.
Including a file in the jar file
To include a file in a jar file, simply stereotype an artifact defined in a Java package using the "JavaResource" stereotype.
