You need to add your ant-jmeter.jar as a plugin dependency.
maven-antrun-plugin
package
Hi !
Thanks for your quick answer, it works just fine now :)
Vincent
Ruel Loehr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit : You need to add your ant-jmeter.jar
as a plugin dependency.
maven-antrun-plugin
package
From reading the sources it would seem that what i wanted to achieve
isn't really possible.
So... i wrote my own very first maven plugin instead. It is totally
unsofisticated and only barely does what I wanted it to... but hey,
small steps.
Cheers!
/Mikael Lundgren
What's not possible?
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Mikael Lundgren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 02/12/2003 05:49:43
AM:
> From reading the sources it would seem that what i wanted to achieve
> isn't really possible.
>
> So... i wrote
Can't you just use and tailor the PMD plugin?
That's what I do.
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Mikael Lundgren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 02/12/2003 02:06:55
AM:
> Hi,
>
> yet again what seems to be a simple query but for which I can
Well, that's what I ended up doing, only I created my own plugin from
the PMD plugin, that way if there are updates to the PMD plugin won't
affect my changes.
Anyway it was a good experience learning how easy it really is to create
a plugin for Maven.
I guess that what I need is to truly under
Why not just tailor the pmd plugin using properties?
Here's a snippet from one of our project.properties files:
maven.pmd.rulesetfiles=${basedir}/../GeneralCommon/pmd.xml,\
rulesets/basic.xml,\
rulesets/unusedcode.xml,\
rulesets/imports.xml,\
rulesets/codesize.xml,\
rulesets/coupling.x
