Re: [m2] InstallMojo properties

2005-11-14 Thread Brett Porter
You need to create an artifact handler - search the archives for other
discussion on this. It is on the "todo" list for documentation.

- Brett

On 11/15/05, Nigel Magnay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> A bit further into my experimenting with generating an m2 plugin - I
> have successfully created my mojo and bound it to the bit of lifecycle
> to do with packaging. My 'client' project has
>
> uberwar
>
> To get hte right binding. However - because of this, the install mojo
> assumes the extension is going to be [something].uberwar, when I
> actually want it to be [something].war
>
> I had hoped
> 
>   maven-install-plugin
>   
> war
>   
> 
>
> Would do the trick but packaging is defined as readonly...
>
> Is there another (better?) way around this, or should I just create
> some more code to get around it?
>
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[m2] InstallMojo properties

2005-11-14 Thread Nigel Magnay
A bit further into my experimenting with generating an m2 plugin - I
have successfully created my mojo and bound it to the bit of lifecycle
to do with packaging. My 'client' project has

uberwar

To get hte right binding. However - because of this, the install mojo
assumes the extension is going to be [something].uberwar, when I
actually want it to be [something].war

I had hoped

  maven-install-plugin
  
war
  


Would do the trick but packaging is defined as readonly...

Is there another (better?) way around this, or should I just create
some more code to get around it?

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