> If someone puts a property into archetype.properties with a . in its > name, it's *silently* ignored unless it's one of the special > properties that maps to a configuration element. Anyone know why?
I know there used to be an issue regarding resolving properties with dots in their names... You'd essentially lose all the content before the final dot (a.c.c.d turned into d)... so the general suggestion was to use underscores in place of dots since they did not exhibit the same behavior. But I don't know/recall any specifics beyond that right now. I'd assume there's something in JIRA about it. Wayne --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
