Re: How do I zip up a source directory in my pom.xml?

2007-02-05 Thread Stephane Nicoll
Hi, On 2/5/07, Gary Kind <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I need to zip up a source directory subtree within my pom.xml. Probably the best place to do this for me would be in the compile phase or when using the surefire plugin to to mvn test. How do I do this? I tried the assembly plugin, but I co

Re: How do I zip up a source directory in my pom.xml?

2007-02-05 Thread drekka
Hi, I've been using the source:jar target in maven to jar up the source directories. It may do what you are looking for. ciao Derek Gary Kind wrote: > > I need to zip up a source directory subtree within my pom.xml. Probably > the best place to do this for me would be in the compile phase

How do I zip up a source directory in my pom.xml?

2007-02-05 Thread Gary Kind
I need to zip up a source directory subtree within my pom.xml. Probably the best place to do this for me would be in the compile phase or when using the surefire plugin to to mvn test. How do I do this? I tried the assembly plugin, but I could not control the root directory in my zip file.

Re: [m2] Adding further dependency goals

2007-02-05 Thread Joakim Erdfelt
I've got a similar thing going for MPIR (maven-project-info-reports) using the plexus-graph(ing) libs that Jason Van Zyl is working on for maven 2.1. BTW, the plexus-graph(ing) project has support for graphviz as a visualizer currently, and a prefuse based one in the works (based on carlos's graf

Re: [m2] Adding further dependency goals

2007-02-05 Thread Fabian Christ
Hi, really great ideas here and I'm looking forward for these new goals. I just wrote my own deptree-plugin to generate a tree graph with all project dependencies. When starting this work I was also looking for the right place to implement such a feature but didn't found the right place - now I kn