fogwolf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hi there.
>
> I am converting my Maven 1 environment to Maven 2 & am running into an issue
> with a plugin I'm trying to update. This plugin basically filters some
> template files, replacing placeholder values, & places them within
> directories under the project on which the plugin is being run. In Maven 1
> these templates in jelly format & were bundled with the plugin. I'm finding
> in Maven 2 you can't seem to be able to bundle templates like this with the
> plugin - is this true? I feel like this makes the plugin less
I think this is false if you access the templates from the classpath
(ie. getClass().getResourceAsStream("xxx/yyy/zzz")). Then you can
bundle your templates (or any other resource files) within your
plugin's jar. Alternatively, you could bundle templates as separate
jar and make your plugin depend on it.
regards
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