Wayne Fay wrote: > >> I believe my pluginManagement section (see POM) should allow me to say, >> ...and have aspects woven into the result. As it turns out, AspectJ >> only works when I say, > > pluginManagement is not actually used during the build in the way you > believe.... > > I'd be curious why you came to the assumption that configuring things > in pluginMgmt was sufficient to get the plugins to execute during the > build. You're not the first newbie with this belief, and I'm wondering > where the documentation needs to be improved to avoid this in the > future. > > Wayne > >
Thanks for the sanity check. Once I deleted the pluginManagement tags (open and close), all behaved as one would expect, though JUnit annotations still do not seem to work. The whole pluginManagement thing is a bit counter-intuitive on a few levels. I have sent you under separate cover some thoughts on why this might be so, though I hasten to stress that the error itself was, as expected, entirely my own. Thanks again, -SM P.S. JUnit annotations, any thoughts? -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Two-issues%3A-goals-do-not-bind%2C-JUnit-annotations-seem-not-to-work-tp22345517p22348314.html Sent from the Maven - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
