dependencies - How do I reference play framework third party modules without referencing an absolute path? -

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This is my position I have a play app that uses to work with the navigation module:

  • I've installed it using the install button . It does this in the $ PLAY_HOME / module which is fine by me, I do not want to edit the module files in any way.
  • Then I announced the module in my dependencies.yml : - play -> Guice 1.2
  • Within my app, I used to run playback dependency , and this module runs properly and has a modules / guice-1.2 < / Code creates> file that references the navigation module.

    The problem is that the content of that file is something like the following: /some-absolute-path/play-1.2.x/ module / guide-1.2 .

    This works fine when working locally for development. But when I want to go to a production server with a different play!

    So what's the best way to deal with this?

    For now, I have resorted to declaring the module in the application.conf file like this: module.guice = $ {play.path} /modules/guice-1.2 . Unfortunately, $ {play.path} magic does not work on those generated files.

    The way I use version 1.2.3!

    You should try with $ {application.path} in your dependencies.yml file, such as In this example, 

      is required: - Play - & gt; Crud - Provide - & gt; DateHelper 1.0 Repositories: - Provided: Type: Local Artifact: "$ {application.path} / Jar / [Module] - [Modification] .jar" includes: - provided - & gt; *   
     See this question:

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