Try removing the <phase> element in your pom.xml... The plugin authors
should have setup their plugins to be bound to a lifecycle phase so you
need not put the <phase> element in the configuration part of the plugin.
For example, if a plugin is bound to the generate-sources phase, then
using "mvn compile" while having the plugin in your pom.xml will run the
plugin before the generate-sources phase ends without having to put
<phase> in the configuration.
Regarding the plugins docs, this is a goog place to start:
http://maven.apache.org/maven2/guides/introduction/introduction-to-plugins.html
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
I understand there is no pre/post goal things in M2, instead we have to do
that in pom.xml plugin itself.
But how do i do more than one
for eg.
My needs is
1. Before compile i have generate a ejb home/remoteinterface .java files.
2. Then do regular javac compile
3. Then do ejbc compile which create some classes needed for weblogic.
so i used <phase>generate-source</phase> to create a .java files,
then i tried adding <phase>process-classes</phase> like these which comes
after compilation in lifecycle, to do ejbc compile but what hppends is at
my second phase again its trying to goback and do full lifecycle stating
from validate... again i do understand this is coz of lifecycle
But my question is how do i do this thing without going thru the full
lifecycle again, i mean i'm looking for a way to have (m1)postgoal like
function in M2
Can any one please give me some example how to acheive this
Thanks,
Raghurajan Gurunathan
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