RE: Problem with */ in parameter's default-value

2006-06-16 Thread Zeltner Martin 
I've found the solution. As in java code you can escape characters in javadoc 
too. In my example it must looks like this:

 /**
  * Pattern to lookup jar files.
  * @parameter expression=${jarLookupPattern} default-value=**\/*.jar
  * @required
  */
 protected String m_jarLookupPattern;

Cheers,
Martin

 -Original Message-
 From: Zeltner Martin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Donnerstag, 15. Juni 2006 16:36
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 Subject: Problem with */ in parameter's default-value
 
 
 Hello,
 
 I'd like to define **/*.jar as default-value for a mojo 
 parameter (see example).
 
 /**
  * Pattern to lookup jar files.
  * @parameter expression=${jarLookupPattern} 
 default-value=**/*.jar
  * @required
  */
 protected String m_jarLookupPattern;
 
 The problem is that */ is interpreted as the end of the 
 javadoc. Is there a nice way to circumvent this problem?
 
 Best regards,
 Martin Zeltner
 
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Problem with */ in parameter's default-value

2006-06-15 Thread Zeltner Martin 
Hello,

I'd like to define **/*.jar as default-value for a mojo parameter (see example).

/**
 * Pattern to lookup jar files.
 * @parameter expression=${jarLookupPattern} default-value=**/*.jar
 * @required
 */
protected String m_jarLookupPattern;

The problem is that */ is interpreted as the end of the javadoc. Is there a 
nice way to circumvent this problem?

Best regards,
Martin Zeltner

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