maven-xdoclet-plugin isn't calling project.addCompileSourceRoot()
Unfortunately.
How can I set this myself in my pom? I have played around with stuff
like this:
<plugin>
<groupId>org.apache.maven.plugins</groupId>
<artifactId>maven-compiler-plugin</artifactId>
<configuration>
<sourcePath>
src/main/java
</sourcePath>
<sourcePath>
${project.build.directory}/generated-src
</sourcePath>
</configuration>
</plugin>
but i either get a Failure executing javac (but could not parse the
error) or maven ignores it completely.
Is there a way to do this for 2 directories?
Adam
Jesse McConnell on 29/07/05 19:48, wrote:
well, the xdoclet plugin should be calling
project.addCompileSourceRoot( outputDirectory );
in order to add the generated files to the compile phase..
mostly these are generated into target/generated-sources I believe,
that why they are blown away with the default clean targets. I don't
see source for the xdoclet plug in either mojo or the m2 repos though
so I can't say for sure.
but yes, it is easy to do
On 7/29/05, Adam Hardy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Adam Hardy on 28/07/05 16:39, wrote:
(2) Even if I could get the xdoclet to run in m2, I can't figure out how
to include a second source directory (containing the xdoclet generated
classes). Is it just a comma-delimited list in the <sourceDirectory>
attribute of the pom?
If I run xdoclet to generate some EJB code in a seperate directory (I
don't want it in the version control system), can I get maven to compile
it along with the normal code in src/main/java?
As quoted in the paragraph above, I can't work out how to get m2 to do
that.
Or is it better to put it straight into the src/main/java tree with the
rest? I could always tell cvs to ignore it - although this would be
error prone.
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