What do you want to achieve? Usually you don't need to set your plugin's
classpath as Maven will do that automatically. If you want to access
another plugin's classes, you'd just add it as a dependency in your
project.xml.
HTH,
-Lukas
Matthew Beermann wrote:
I've got a Maven 1 plugin which
I've got a Maven 1 plugin which declares some new Ant tasks (as Java source
files). What I can't seem to figure out is, when I'm doing in
plugin.jelly, how do I make reference to the plugin jar /itself/?
In the FAQ, I find reference to a stanza like this:
...w