Class inheritance and maven parameters
Dear All
I have a base class such as
public class CommonAceImporter extends AbstractMojo {
This then contains a number of basic Parameters e.g.
/**
* Location of the data directory to read from.
*
* @parameter
* @required
*/
public File srcDir;
/**
* Location of the ace data directory to write to.
*
* @parameter
* @required
*/
public File aceDir;
If I then extend this class and the CommonAceImporter class is in the
same jar everything is OK.
If I refactor and move the CommonAceImporter class into a different
package a separate jar then add that jar as a dependency then the
parameters are set but are then reported as being null.
i.e. if I comment out the parameters I get the error saying these params
must be set. If I have them set then if in execute I have:
getLog().info(CommonAceImporter srcDir = + srcDir);
getLog().info(ACE dir: + aceDir);
getLog().info(path: + path);
getLog().info(Effective Date: + effectiveDate);
Then then above logging reports the parameters as null
aceDir.mkdirs();
naturally fails as aceDir is null.
So If I have a class which extends AbstractMojo in one package and jar,
and I add it to the dependencies then I extend thathow come the
parameters are being set but then appear to be null?
Again...the exact same class in the same jar (but still in it's own
package)works fine.
TIA
Adam
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Controller POM - central version registry
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