/** * This build.gradle exists to publish our capsule (executable fat jar) to maven. It cannot be placed in the * node project because the bintray plugin cannot publish two modules from one project. */ apply plugin: 'net.corda.plugins.publish-utils' apply plugin: 'us.kirchmeier.capsule' apply plugin: 'com.jfrog.artifactory' description 'Corda standalone node' configurations { runtimeArtifacts.extendsFrom runtime } // Force the Caplet to target Java 6. This ensures that running 'java -jar corda.jar' on any Java 6 VM upwards // will get as far as the Capsule version checks, meaning that if your JVM is too old, you will at least get // a sensible error message telling you what to do rather than a bytecode version exception that doesn't. // If we introduce .java files into this module that need Java 8+ then we will have to push the caplet into // its own module so its target can be controlled individually, but for now this suffices. sourceCompatibility = 1.6 targetCompatibility = 1.6 task buildCordaJAR(type: FatCapsule, dependsOn: project(':node').compileJava) { applicationClass 'net.corda.node.Corda' archiveName "corda-${corda_release_version}.jar" applicationSource = files( project(':node').configurations.runtime, project(':node').jar, project(':node').sourceSets.main.java.outputDir.toString() + '/CordaCaplet.class', project(':node').sourceSets.main.java.outputDir.toString() + '/CordaCaplet$1.class', "$rootDir/config/dev/log4j2.xml" ) from 'NOTICE' // Copy CDDL notice from { project(':node').configurations.runtime.allDependencies.matching { // Include config library JAR. it.group.equals("com.typesafe") && it.name.equals("config") }.collect { zipTree(project(':node').configurations.runtime.files(it).first()) } } from { "$rootDir/node/build/resources/main/reference.conf" } capsuleManifest { applicationVersion = corda_release_version appClassPath = ["jolokia-agent-war-${project.rootProject.ext.jolokia_version}.war"] // See experimental/quasar-hook/README.md for how to generate. def quasarExcludeExpression = "x(antlr**;bftsmart**;ch**;co.paralleluniverse**;com.codahale**;com.esotericsoftware**;com.fasterxml**;com.google**;com.ibm**;com.intellij**;com.jcabi**;com.nhaarman**;com.opengamma**;com.typesafe**;com.zaxxer**;de.javakaffee**;groovy**;groovyjarjarantlr**;groovyjarjarasm**;io.atomix**;io.github**;io.netty**;jdk**;joptsimple**;junit**;kotlin**;net.bytebuddy**;net.i2p**;org.apache**;org.assertj**;org.bouncycastle**;org.codehaus**;org.crsh**;org.dom4j**;org.fusesource**;org.h2**;org.hamcrest**;org.hibernate**;org.jboss**;org.jcp**;org.joda**;org.junit**;org.mockito**;org.objectweb**;org.objenesis**;org.slf4j**;org.w3c**;org.xml**;org.yaml**;reflectasm**;rx**)" javaAgents = ["quasar-core-${quasar_version}-jdk8.jar=${quasarExcludeExpression}"] systemProperties['visualvm.display.name'] = 'Corda' minJavaVersion = '1.8.0' minUpdateVersion['1.8'] = java8_minUpdateVersion caplets = ['CordaCaplet'] // JVM configuration: // - Constrain to small heap sizes to ease development on low end devices. // - Switch to the G1 GC which is going to be the default in Java 9 and gives low pause times/string dedup. // NOTE: these can be overridden in node.conf. // // If you change these flags, please also update Driver.kt jvmArgs = ['-Xmx200m', '-XX:+UseG1GC'] } // Make the resulting JAR file directly executable on UNIX by prepending a shell script to it. // This lets you run the file like so: ./corda.jar // Other than being slightly less typing, this has one big advantage: Ctrl-C works properly in the terminal. reallyExecutable { trampolining() } } artifacts { runtimeArtifacts buildCordaJAR publish buildCordaJAR { classifier "" } } publish { disableDefaultJar = true name 'corda' }