On Tue, Sep 8, 2009 at 4:09 AM, Scott Fleckenstein <nullst...@gmail.com>wrote:

>
> On another note, it's surprising given that how easy creating the
> archetype was how incredibly arcane writing a plugin is.  Granted,
> maven is new to me and I've got zero experience but the codebase, but
> it seems amazing to me how complicated doing something as small as
> launching a repl process can be.  I must have gone through 20,000
> lines of various peoples code today to try and attempt building one
> myself, from your plugin (which, was the nicest so far, BTW) to
> antrun, to the exec plugin, to the clojureshell plugin.  It's quite
> comical considering the 8 line rake file I've got to do it.  Oh well,
> I'll figure it out eventually.
>

Agreed. The process of writing a maven plugin is really a lot more
complicated than it ought to be. When I started on Clojureshell I couldn't
really find any relevant javadocs anywhere and had to go through a lot of
trial and error before I got classloading working. And running clojure
inside the maven process wasn't really a serious design decision; it just
seemed a lot easier than spawning a child process ;)

BTW, you mentioned the official maven clojure repo, is that
repo1.maven.orgor somewhere else? I can find clojure-1.0.0 there, but
not clojure-contrib.

Cheers,
-- Fredrik
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