ive added a new version of the maven plugin in the snapshot repository and
added a wiki page with the same info we have in the docs in svn. you can find
the wiki here: http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=JBossAOPMavenPlugin
please test it out and get back to us if you find any bugs or if the
hi, sorry about not being vocal enough on the maven plugin status, but here
goes...
ive mostly done with both the compile and run plugin for aop. they are all in
svn, and there will be a CR1 version of the plugin thats using CR3 of jboss aop
in the snapshot repo as soon as i figure out why they
Here here! I'm a maven 2 user and I really wish JBoss would expose a
full-fledged maven 2 repo with all artifacts, such as for jboss-aop-1.5, etc.
By the way, I used aopc via the antrun plugin like so:
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| maven-antrun-plugin
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|
Stale,
Even if elysch approach works I think there should be a plugin (packaging type)
that creates an .aop artifact. That would be much more of a cleaner solution.
Using 1.5.5 (included in JBoss 4.2.0 EAP) I appreciate if that plugin would
work with the v1.5 branch of JBossAOP.
/Anders
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hi, thanks for using the aop plugin and providing feedback all. ill try to
answer some of the questions / responses here. first of all i just want to say
that im sorry i havent released a final version of the plugin and provided more
info/docs. we are pushing hard to finish jboss aop 2.0 and the
I'm a new user of JBoss AOP and was introduced to it through my growing use of
JBoss Cache. I have a few questions and your help is appreciated.
I've read through this thread and whatever else I could find on setting the
classpath for the maven-jbossaop-plugin compiler, but I am still unable to
"afloom" wrote : I'm looking for a way of getting my jar files being named
xxx.aop. After reading on
| the Maven forum, I understand it should be done by creating a new packaging
type. Is that something
| supported by this plugin or something that could be added?
| ...
| /Anders
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H
hm, it looks like that 2.0.0.beta1 has been buildt by the automated buildsystem
(it can be found here:
http://repository.jboss.com/maven2/org/jboss/maven/plugins/maven-jbossaop-plugin/2.0.0.beta1/).
but the only version i personally have uploaded and tested is 1.0-SNAPSHOT.
This version works ag
Hi,
I am trying to use your plugin but run into problems. I get the following when
running mvn process-classes -X:
[INFO] [jbossaop:compile {execution: default}]
|CLASSPATH:
\DataDisk\var\m2\repository\concurrent\concurrent\1.3.4\concurrent-1.3.4.jar;
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\DataDisk\var\m2\r
I'm looking for a way of getting my jar files being named xxx.aop. After
reading on the Maven forum, I understand it should be done by creating a new
packaging type. Is that something supported by this plugin or something that
could be added?
Maven forum:
http://www.nabble.com/Creating-a-jar-f
ok, so ive made a few changes and added the latest version to the
http://snapshots.jboss.org/maven2 repository.
ive added support for multiple jboss-aop.xml files with the syntax described in
the post above.
a updated example of the pom.xml file:
| ...
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|
| org.jboss.maven
ill try to take care of this today/tomorrow. i just have to decide if we go for
multiple aoppath elements ala:
| jboss-aop.xml
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or just the pathseparator thats used in ant. - ill probably go for the above
since the use of pathseparator isnt very portable...
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I have now build the maven plugin into all (both) AOP compiles in jboss portal.
I need to add dependencies like
| org.jboss.maven.plugins
| maven-jbossaop-plugin
| 1.0-SNAPSHOT
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|
And this means that all the internal maven plugin stuff gets on the nested
d
i added support for a include tag in svn.
| file/path
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the file/path will also be added to the classpath of the aopc (if its a file,
the parent path will be added to the classpath).
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it was a bit late yesterday. ill just go for the same functionality as aopc
with ant if there are no objections.
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hello, thanks for the feedback.
yes, a include statement like that is something we should add. i guess you are
thinking of classes thats already in the classpath, or is this meant to add the
classes to the classpath too?
- and i thought scoping the jar to provided would prevent it to be bundled?
I use the following dependency
|
| org.jboss.maven.plugins
| maven-jbossaop-plugin
| 1.0-SNAPSHOT
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|
| jboss
| jboss-aop
| 2.0.0.alpha2
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| jboss
| jboss-common
| 4.0.2
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|
after some input i changed the groupid to org.jboss.maven.plugins as im told
thats the "default" groupid for maven plugins.
the goal was also changed from aopc to compile (now its jbossaop:compile)
there is also support for compiling tests with: jbossaop:compile-test
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thanks, my pleasure :)
i can only agree with you that the maven respositories could easily be much
better, but i believe its getting there. jboss have its own repository, a
snapshot repository and think that modules will be updated faster in the future.
remember that many projects (jboss aop incl
Thank you. This is great!
It´s very hard to work on JBoss technologies (AOP, MC, AS, Cache,...) due to a
lack on documentation. More when it comes to a version upgrade.
There are lot of projects working with these JBoss subprojects, and doing their
builds through maven2, so it´s very important fo
currently the plugin depends on jboss aop 2.0.0alpha2 since thats the latest
maven release atm. the plan is that it will depend on 2.0 when its released.
mainly since thats what we want people to use and it also has less depencies on
other modules. - but there is nothing in the maven plugin that
Great,
Is it only for JBoss AOP 2.0 or does it also work with JBoss AOP 1.5.x?
Also, could you post the svn adress so we can download code?
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Great news! :)
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i added maven-jbossaop-plugin to the aop svn respository. i guess we'll move it
to the jboss-plugins repository when the time is right, but i just added it
here so the hardcore aop users could test it out :)
small howto:
1. get the source and run (in the maven-jbossaop-plugin folder): mvn install
Please let us know when it is ready, also if you need help, I am here!
Mike
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i got a compile plugin working on my local repository, it needs a bit more work
before ill push it out though. sorry that this has taken so long, but ive been
swamped at work for a while. ill try to get around and atleast push it out on
svn in a few days...
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Any update on maven2 plugin?
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not atm. - but im looking for one too, so there might be one in
the-not-too-distant-future :)
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