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You should be able to avoid jar repackaging. If you use ant to build the
module you want, you'll get all that's required for that module.
aspectjweaver.jar is just an alias for the loadtime5 module, so that should work
standalone. To get ajc, you need only build
org.aspectj.ajdt.core (4.7MB). aspectjtools.jar includes other
stuff.
We don't have a weaver-only command-line or ant interface. You could
probably just stick a command-line interface on WeavingAdaptor, with basic and
logging options, in which case you'd only need to build the weaver module
(775K). We've always considered that, but have had no reason to surface a
CLI apart from ajc. Code for parsing classpaths, etc. should be in util,
included by weaver.
Wes
------------Original Message------------
From: "Ron Bodkin" <rbodkin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: aspectj-users@xxxxxxxxxxx
Date: Fri, Oct-7-2005 11:35 AM
Subject: [aspectj-users] Slimmed down jar for just command line
weaving?
I am looking for a way to package
a smaller sized jar to do binary-only weaving of jars. We want to distribute
as small a jar file as possible, and have decided to use a weave on install
approach for this project. Clearly most of what we need is in
aspectjweaver.jar, but not all. Itâs pretty important for our needs to have
something more like the 1.5 megabyte aspectjweaver jar rather than the nearly
8 megabyte aspectjtools.jar
Has anyone packaged such a thing?
Is there a small set of jars from the raw aj-build/jars that could be put
together to support this requirement?
Ron
Bodkin
Chief Technology
Officer
New Aspects of
Software
w: (415)
824-4690
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