Re: Hiding goals

2003-06-30 Thread Martin Skopp
On Mon, 2003-06-30 at 11:28, Paul Libbrecht wrote:
 how to do you define a default goal ?

maven.xml:
?xml version=1.0 encoding=ISO-8859-1?
project default=help
  
/project

Happy mavening, Paul,
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Hiding goals

2003-06-29 Thread Paul Libbrecht
Hi,

Maven is really great, I dare say that, and I hope it will mature and 
stabilize...
To me it's also an efficient and user-friendly way to run jelly which is 
the flexiblest glue to manipulate XML, to my taste.

How can I use maven, for example, with projects like HTML generated out 
of XML ? It's all in there, it's not hard, some plug-ins could come out 
of it...
Other type of XML-based projects would certainly be targeted as well 
(even... a calendar generation out of web-front-end for the calendar...).

But if I want to give this to a friend, that friend will want to read 
the goals available. And running maven -g output will give me all 
sorts of goals that are really irrelevant for my purpose.

Any way to hide goals ?
Isn't it a long-term plan to have goals be applicable only in some 
conditions (and thus be included in maven -g output).

Thanks.

Paul

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