Hi, I've got some plugins, which currently do have static dependencies: The maven-jaxme-plugin, the Axis 2 plugins, the rat-maven-plugin, and some inhouse plugins at my employers site. I've always disliked these static dependencies and recently I have written some code for an inhouse project that allows to replace the static dependencies with dynamic dependencies: Basically you've got to configure the required jar files as dependencies of the project, or the plugin (which you'd basically do anyways in the above cases, the exception being the maven-rat-plugin) and the plugin picks up these dependencies or bails out, if they aren't found.
As the required code is non-trivial and obviously reusable, I'd like to develop some component for simplifying the process. My first question: Is there already some existing code, which I might reuse or extend? If not: Where could I place such code? I am thinking of the Mojo project (which has the obvious advantage, that I am a committer), but that might extend the Mojo projects scope? Thanks, Jochen -- Women have the ability to wind you round their little finger. Daughters can use all of the fingers together. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
