How to find manifest file ?

Hello Hugo,

Any ideas on how i can get hold of every META-INF/MANIFEST.MF file in
the module classpath as a PsiFile ?

You can start with PsiShortNameCache.getFilesByName("MANIFEST.MF").

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That only seems to work for files in project scope.
I need to find the manifest files in the dependencies jars of a module.

Hello Hugo,

That only seems to work for files in project scope. I need to find the
manifest files in the dependencies jars of a module.

1) com.intellij.psi.PsiManager#findPackage()
2) com.intellij.psi.PsiPackage#getDirectories()
3) com.intellij.psi.PsiDirectory#findFile()

Spring plugin does this, combined with CachedValuesProvider.

-tt

I tried that, but PsiManager#findPackage() doesn't return the META-INF "package".

You have wrong project setup then. SpringSchemaProvider.java does this.
You can check the source code for sample.

Is the source code for the Spring plugin available ? I can't find it in the dev package.

I will check it out, but the Spring plugin is for 7.0 only and i'm using 6.0.5 so the behaviour is different in these versions.

Hello Hugo,

Is the source code for the Spring plugin available ? I can't find it
in the dev package.

http://svn.jetbrains.org/idea/Trunk/bundled/spring/

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Thanks, i see the code.

Well, i'm doing the same thing but for me PsiManager.findPackage("META-INF") always returns null.
Could this be a behaviour change from 6.0.5 to 7 ?

Hello Hugo,

Thanks, i see the code.

Well, i'm doing the same thing but for me
PsiManager.findPackage("META-INF") always returns null. Could this be
a behaviour change from 6.0.5 to 7 ?

Ah, indeed, I remember I fixed this early in 7.0.

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Ok, so is there any workaround for this ?

Anyone ?

Sorry to bump this but i can't find any workaround and it would be great if someone could confirm that either there's no workaround or if there is one so that i can move on.

Hello Hugo,

Anyone ?

Sorry to bump this but i can't find any workaround and it would be
great if someone could confirm that either there's no workaround or if
there is one so that i can move on.

You can get all content roots of modules and libraries and check for the
presence of META-INF and MANIFEST.MF by directly traversing the VFS. Since
you're interested only in specific paths, this won't be a major performance
problem.

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