It's posted!
The URL for the repository is http://labs.lunarlogic.com/proximity/repository/.
The group id is com.lunarlogic.maven.archetypes and the artifact id is
maven-archetype-jee-seam.
In order to use this without installing the artifact manually you need to add
the following entry to
Nice that you published your archetype. Looks good. It would be really cool if
some official maven2 support was added to this project and maybe other JBoss
projects. When used correctly, Maven2 is so much powerfull and easier then Ant.
I also have something to contribute for those people that
Start a Wiki page for this stuff.
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You're in luck!
I happen to be creating a Seam application right now using Maven 2 and I have
already made an archetype! I am working on getting it publicly available within
the next few days.
Phillip Singer
http://www.lunarlogic.com
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Still no sign of the project on the Wiki,
any chance of posting the URL here?
Andy Bailey
www.hazlorealidad.com
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Great,
I was checking the wiki for the project but havent found it yet.
Can you post the url here when you upload it.
Andy Bailey
www.hazlorealidad.com
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If you check the Tips section of Wiki, the Seam Projects in Eclipse section
has two links to wiki pages that might be of some help in setting up projects
from scratch using Eclipse and Ant. They are admittedly not Maven and don't
show all the other cool examples you mentioned.
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