Re: aspectj-maven-plugin verbosity

2006-08-19 Thread Kaare Nilsen
Well,, I think we need to look in the aspectJ code to find the outputs that do not go trough their logger callback,or perhaps I have overlooked a methodcall there in my logger, but let us continue this discussion on the mojo user group. /K On 18/08/06, Nick Veys [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Any

Re: aspectj-maven-plugin verbosity

2006-08-18 Thread Kaare Nilsen
On 15/08/06, Nick Veys [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I've noticed the M2 version of the aspectj plugin is a lot louder than the M1 one. It lists every file as it compiles regardless if verbose is set or not. The major difference I see is that M2 uses ajc's bridge classes while M1 uses the iajc ant

Re: aspectj-maven-plugin verbosity

2006-08-18 Thread Nick Veys
Any hint as to what needs to be done? I'd be glad to help out, I couldn't see much on the ajc docs as to how to make it quieter as it is already run w/o -verbose. On 8/18/06, Kaare Nilsen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On 15/08/06, Nick Veys [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I've noticed the M2 version of

aspectj-maven-plugin verbosity

2006-08-15 Thread Nick Veys
I've noticed the M2 version of the aspectj plugin is a lot louder than the M1 one. It lists every file as it compiles regardless if verbose is set or not. The major difference I see is that M2 uses ajc's bridge classes while M1 uses the iajc ant task. Is there a way to get M2's aspectj plugin