attaching sample archetype-catalog.xml Martin Gainty ______________________________________________ Gelieve niet veranderen of verstoren deze transmissie
From: mgai...@hotmail.com To: dev@maven.apache.org Subject: RE: Run maven commands from Java code Date: Mon, 13 May 2013 20:05:31 -0400 MG>Elmar MG>If you believe maven-embedder lacks documentation on generating archetypes MG>perhaps you can gain insight into how archetypes are generated by want reading these URLS MG>http://maven.apache.org/ref/3.0.2/maven-embedder/team-list.html MG>http://maven.apache.org/archetype/maven-archetype-plugin/generate-mojo.html MG>to get started on generating archetypes MG>Take a Look at how to generate the parameters using in maven-archetype-plugin archetypeArtifactId String - The archetype's artifactId. archetypeCatalog String - The archetype catalogs to use to build a list and let the user choose from. It is a comma separated list of catalogs. Catalogs use following schemes: •'file://...' witharchetype-catalog.xml automatically appended when pointing to a directory •'http://...' or 'https://...' with archetype-catalog.xml appended •'local' which is the shortcut for 'file://~/.m2/archetype-catalog.xml' •'remote' which is the shortcut for Maven Central repository, ie 'http://repo1.maven.org/maven2' •'internal' which is an internal catalog Since 2.0-alpha-5, default value is no longerinternal,local but remote,local. If Maven Central repository catalog file is empty, internalcatalog is used instead. Default value is: remote,local. archetypeGroupId String - The archetype's groupId. archetypeRepository String - The archetype's repository. archetypeVersion String - The archetype's version. basedir File - (no description) filter String 2.1 Applying some filter on displayed archetypes list: format isartifactId or groupId:artifactId. •org.apache: -> displays all archetypes which contain org.apache in groupId •:jee or jee -> displays all archetypes which contain jee in artifactId •org.apache:jee -> displays all archetypes which contain org.apache in groupId AND jee in artifactId goals String - Additional goals to immediately run on the project created from the archetype. MG>If you want your user to have a user-selectable list specify catalog MG>filter would be used to filter the presented archetypes , (jee or jdk come to mind) MG>goals are another important aspect as each mojo can contain multiple actions (mojo) MG>interactive would be a good idea to gain feedback from your client (but not if its called by embedder) I am attaching a sample archetype-catalog.xml for your perusal MG>This sounds like quite an interesting project you are working on MG>Please feel free to ping back for questions\comments and or advice Bedankt, Martin ______________________________________________ Gelieve niet veranderen of verstoren deze transmissie > From: elm...@infosupport.com > To: dev@maven.apache.org > CC: jor...@infosupport.com > Subject: Run maven commands from Java code > Date: Mon, 13 May 2013 13:03:12 +0000 > > Dear sir/madame, > > I'm Elmar Maan and I'm studying software engineering in Holland. > > I'm developing a desktop application, that can easily generate maven modules, > inside a Maven project. > This will be a JavaFX application, so I need to call Maven commands from Java > code. > > This is what I've tried: > First I tried to use the Maven library, which I found in the Maven central > repository. (org.apache.maven.archetype: archetype-common 2.2) > I wanted to use the DefaultArchetypeManager the generate a project from an > archetype (generateProjectFromArchetype(ArchtypeRequest, request) > > This gave me a lot of nullpointer exceptions, because almost all the classes > that it uses are interfaces, which are never initialized. > > So after three days of struggling with the library, I had no results. > Then I found the maven-embedder library. > This library lets me run the maven command-line commands, like mvn > archetype:generate, and works just fine, but I think it's deprecated, because > there is no more information on the maven site. > > Also the library I used earlier has less or zero documentation or examples. > > My question is, What's the best way to call the maven archetype:generate > command, so I can generate archetypes from remote catalogs etc. > Is there another library, or am i developing something that is not even > possible? > > Yours sincerely, > > Elmar Maan > student > > e-mail: mailto:elm...@infosupport.com > mobiel: +31 (0)652 290 928 > > Info Support > Kruisboog 42 > 3905 TG Veenendaal > tel: +31 (0)318 55 20 20 > fax: + 31 (0)318 55 23 55 > www.infosupport.com<http://www.infosupport.com/> > > > Op dit e-mailbericht is de disclaimer van Info Support van toepassing, zie > http://www.infosupport.com/disclaimer
archetype-catalog.xml
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