Add entire package to Archive?

[mwtemple]

Is there a way to add an entire package to a generated archive?

Say you have a class structure in your project like this:

com.project.beans (30 classes)

com.project.model (45 classes)

com.project.services (30 classes)

When you create the Archive it looks something like this:

@Deployment

    public static JavaArchive createTestArchive() {

        return ShrinkWrap

                .create(JavaArchive.class, "test.jar")

                // I know how to add a class one at a time...

                .addPackage(Sample.class.getPackage())

                // How can we add all under com.project.beans?

                // How can we add all under com.project.model?

                // How can we add all under com.project.services?

                .addAsManifestResource("persistence.xml",

                        ArchivePaths.create("persistence.xml"))

                .addAsManifestResource(EmptyAsset.INSTANCE,

                        ArchivePaths.create("beans.xml"));

}

Is there a way to somehow say add everthing under com?

Thanks,

Mark

[aslak]

addPackages(true, "com.project.beans", "com.project.model", "com.project.services")

the first argument is if it should include subpackages as well.

You can of course add "com.project" as well, but i wouldn't add "com". It does scan your ClassPath, so you would include a whole bunch of com.sun packages etc.

[mwtemple]

ok, that's cool!

I'll give it a try?

I thought I saw a way to see the contents of the test.jar somehow so I know what really got in there.

I at least know how many items are in the jar with archive.toString().

Thanks!

[aslak]

archive.toString(Formatter.VERBOSE)

[mwtemple]

Is it Formatters.VERBOSE?

In here:

import org.jboss.shrinkwrap.api.formatter.Formatters;

[aslak]

yes, Formatters