You could probably achieve this with a little Beanshell or Groovy
plugin, or Java for that matter. You'd need to bind the property back
to the MavenProject so it would propagate throughout your build.
Wayne
On 2/2/08, Cam [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi,
i was wondering if there's any way to do simple scripting in a pom? the
specific case i'm trying to solve is to generate a database schema name
based on the version of the project. If my project version is
0.1-SNAPSHOT i'd like the database to be called 0_1_snapshot since '.'
and '-' are restricted characters in postgres. i think scripting would
be the only way to accomplish this otherwise i would have to manually
set the new database name with every version change.
another case i've got is where i want to negate a boolean property -
this is in the case of the sql plugin which has a 'skip' config
parameter, in my case i want to have a property called
'init.database.user' which has requires a property of true to activate
instead of 'init.database.user.skip' which would require a false value.
trivial i know, but i think it makes the properties a bit more
intuitive. is there any way i can do boolean operators on properties,
something like:
init.database.user.skip!${init.database.user}/init.database.user.skip
thanks,
cam
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