Re: add an exclusion to ${pom.build.sourceDirectory}

[John Casey]

Maybe it would be easier if you split your RMIC target classes into a 
separate project, to be built separately as needed, and include them in 
your tests/application as a separate classpath artifact? This would 
definitely fit the traditional maven approach more closely. The only 
downside I could immediately guess at might be a circular dependency 
between the two projects that might arise, but it might be an option.

Beyond this, you can try programmatically injecting a new 
SourceModification into the project's build (Off the top of my head, I 
think it would be something like addSourceModification() under 
${pom.build}). However, as I mentioned previously, you may have to 
re-establish some of the source-based properties which are initially set 
in the driver.jelly (I think).

Good luck.
-john
P.S. Is there some reason you can't just add rmic to your build process, 
and re-create the stub/skeletons with each build? I'm no RMI 
guru...would this cause too much of a performance penalty on the build? -J

Randy Xu wrote:
Jason van Zyl wrote:
On Sun, 2005-01-09 at 04:14, Randy Xu wrote:
 

I just need a goal which will add an exclusion (**/*Bean.java) to 
sourceModifications.  Any idea how to do this?
  

First off what is the reason for excluding sources from the build?
Strictly platform variances or something else?
 

Some of our modules have classes that need to be post-processed and 
rmic'ed.  We'd like to not recompile and process those if they didn't 
change.  In ANT, we had a target of 'compile-minimal'.  They are named a 
particularly way so it'd be easy enough to exclude them, as long as I 
can add an exclusion to sourceModifications in a goal.

-Randy
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