On Tue, Mar 13, 2012 at 6:49 AM, Ward, Nathan <nw...@merlin-intl.com> wrote: > I'm using the cxf-codegen-plugin to generate code from wsdl. The generated > code goes into /target/generated/cxf. Is there a way to specify in the pom > file that this code should be included in the Eclipse classpath? I need to > reference this code from my code, but I don't want to put the generated code > under version control and therefore don't want to move it to /src/main/java. > However, if I leave it under /target/generated/cxf, then I have to configure > my project in Eclipse to include /target/generated/cxf in the Eclipse > classpath. This is no fun as I have to make this step part of the setup > procedures that other developers have to do before they can start working > with the code. Someone told me that this is not an issue when using NetBeans > because the NetBeans/Maven component automatically includes the generated > code in the classpath. Is there a better solution? Is there any articles on > this topic that lays out the possible approaches and carefully weighs the > pros and cons of each?
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