Organizing the FilesOrganize your files in your directory system in a structure corresponding to any package structure used in your java classes, and any organization of files desired. This must also correspond to the file paths specified in the Datatype Descriptor. The root of the relevant directory structure is considered the source
directory (sourcedir) in the command below. For example, if your java
package name is Jarring the FilesThe jar file requires a manifest file that specifies summary information of the contents of the jar file. Use the following format for the manifest file: Manifest-Version: 1.0 Name: com/engineous/datatype/material/material.xml Meta-Model: true Replace the values of any item as necessary, specifically making sure
to replace the Type jar at a command prompt to provide usage instructions
for the jar command. If the jar command is not found, locate it in your
jdk1.6\bin directory, and either add it to your From a command prompt, execute the command jar -cvfm MyNewJar.jar MyManifest.mf -C sourcedirreplacing the desired jar file name, manifest file name, and source directory with the appropriate names. This example creates a jar file Publishing Using the Library InterfaceTo publish the component using the Library interface:
For more information on the Library, see Using the Isight Library in the Isight User’s Guide. Publishing Using the Command Line ClientTo publish the component using the Command Line Client, type the following
command into a Command Line Interface (on one line, with a space after
fipercmd publish file:MyNewJar.jar type:metamodel You can also type For more information on the Command Line Client, see Using the Command Line Client in the Isight User’s Guide. |