Griffon

improve extensions section in Config.groovy

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  • Type: Improvement Improvement
  • Status: Open Open
  • Priority: Major Major
  • Resolution: Unresolved
  • Affects Version/s: None
  • Fix Version/s: None
  • Component/s: cli
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Description

Right now the extensions section in Config.groovy only accepts URLs for Jars and JNLP files. There are other attributes the user may want to tweak, for example:

<jar href="we already have" version="ver" main="true" download="eager" size="1234" part="part"/>
<extension href="href" version="ver" name="name">
<ext-download part="ours" ext-part="theirs" download="lazy"> *
</extension>

let's leave nativelib out of this, since it maps wierdly to the currently way of doing things.

My thought....

griffon.extensions {
  jogl {
    type = "jnlp"
    href = "http://dl.javafx.com/jogl.jnlp"
    version="1.1.1"
  }
  unusedName { // the group name does not show up in the jnlp
    type = "jnlp|jar" // type is pulled out, either jar or jnlp
    href = "http://dl.javafx.com/jogl.jnlp" // all remaining values are just jammed in as attributes as-is
    version="1.1.1"
  }
}

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Danno Ferrin made changes -
Field Original Value New Value
Component/s cli [ 13611 ]
Affects Version/s 0.2 [ 14794 ]
Fix Version/s 0.2 [ 14794 ]
Description Right now the extensions section in Config.groovy only accepts URLs for Jars and JNLP files. There are other attributes the user may want to tweak, for example:
{code}<jar href="we already have" version="ver" main="true" download="eager" size="1234" part="part"/>{code{
{code}<extension href="href" version="ver" name="name">
<ext-download part="ours" ext-part="theirs" download="lazy"> *
</extension>{code}

let's leave nativelib out of this, since it maps wierdly to the currently way of doing things.

My thought....

{code}
griffon.extensions {
  jogl {
    type = "jnlp"
    href = "http://dl.javafx.com/jogl.jnlp"
    version="1.1.1"
  }
  unusedName { // the group name does not show up in the jnlp
    type = "jnlp|jar" // type is pulled out, either jar or jnlp
    href = "http://dl.javafx.com/jogl.jnlp" // all remaining values are just jammed in as attributes as-is
    version="1.1.1"
  }
} 		Right now the extensions section in Config.groovy only accepts URLs for Jars and JNLP files. There are other attributes the user may want to tweak, for example:
{code}<jar href="we already have" version="ver" main="true" download="eager" size="1234" part="part"/>{code{
{code}<extension href="href" version="ver" name="name">
<ext-download part="ours" ext-part="theirs" download="lazy"> *
</extension>{code}

let's leave nativelib out of this, since it maps wierdly to the currently way of doing things.

My thought....

{code}
griffon.extensions {
  jogl {
    type = "jnlp"
    href = "http://dl.javafx.com/jogl.jnlp"
    version="1.1.1"
  }
  unusedName { // the group name does not show up in the jnlp
    type = "jnlp|jar" // type is pulled out, either jar or jnlp
    href = "http://dl.javafx.com/jogl.jnlp" // all remaining values are just jammed in as attributes as-is
    version="1.1.1"
  }
}{code}
Danno Ferrin made changes -
Description Right now the extensions section in Config.groovy only accepts URLs for Jars and JNLP files. There are other attributes the user may want to tweak, for example:
{code}<jar href="we already have" version="ver" main="true" download="eager" size="1234" part="part"/>{code{
{code}<extension href="href" version="ver" name="name">
<ext-download part="ours" ext-part="theirs" download="lazy"> *
</extension>{code}

let's leave nativelib out of this, since it maps wierdly to the currently way of doing things.

My thought....

{code}
griffon.extensions {
  jogl {
    type = "jnlp"
    href = "http://dl.javafx.com/jogl.jnlp"
    version="1.1.1"
  }
  unusedName { // the group name does not show up in the jnlp
    type = "jnlp|jar" // type is pulled out, either jar or jnlp
    href = "http://dl.javafx.com/jogl.jnlp" // all remaining values are just jammed in as attributes as-is
    version="1.1.1"
  }
}{code} 		Right now the extensions section in Config.groovy only accepts URLs for Jars and JNLP files. There are other attributes the user may want to tweak, for example:
{code}<jar href="we already have" version="ver" main="true" download="eager" size="1234" part="part"/>{code}
{code}<extension href="href" version="ver" name="name">
<ext-download part="ours" ext-part="theirs" download="lazy"> *
</extension>{code}

let's leave nativelib out of this, since it maps wierdly to the currently way of doing things.

My thought....

{code}griffon.extensions {
  jogl {
    type = "jnlp"
    href = "http://dl.javafx.com/jogl.jnlp"
    version="1.1.1"
  }
  unusedName { // the group name does not show up in the jnlp
    type = "jnlp|jar" // type is pulled out, either jar or jnlp
    href = "http://dl.javafx.com/jogl.jnlp" // all remaining values are just jammed in as attributes as-is
    version="1.1.1"
  }
}{code}
Danno Ferrin made changes -
Affects Version/s 0.2 [ 14794 ]
Fix Version/s 0.2 [ 14794 ]
Fix Version/s 0.3 [ 15881 ]
Andres Almiray made changes -
Fix Version/s 0.3 [ 15881 ]

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