Roy Jones wrote:
To whom it may concern,It's 'correct', in that maven.xml is just a jelly script, and attainGoal is just a normal jelly tag... The project tag, which you are inside, just creates a project object... I agree it's not necessarilly intuitive for most people new to maven, especially coming from something like ant...
Wasn't sure if I should post this here or to the dev mailing list but here
is the problem.
When issuing the maven clean "goal" it runs the attain goal in the
incorrectly configured maven file provided below. Not sure if this is how
the file is supposed to be executed but the tag <attainGoal
name="cactus:test"> gets executed when I am supposed to just be cleaning out
my build locations. I see that anything placed outside of the goals tag gets
ran.
<project
xmlns:j="jelly:core"
xmlns:m="maven"
xmlns:u="jelly:util"
xmlns:a="jelly:ant"
default="java:jar">
<goal name="test-cactus">
<attainGoal name="war"/>
</goal>
<!-- THIS ATTAIN GO GETS RAN WHEN ISSUEING THE MAVEN CLEAN GOAL
<attainGoal name="cactus:test-text"/>
</project>
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