You could consider to apply patches for the fitnesse-maven-plugin. 
Or contact pkernevez (the lead developer of this project) what his ideas are.
Maybe you could join the team and improve this plugin (and other plugins). 
Options enough, I'd say... ;)
 
-Robert

 


Date: Mon, 16 May 2011 16:03:47 +0200
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: [mojo-dev] Maven Fitnesse Plugin

Hi,


I'm working on a Maven Fitnesse plugin. I know there are already two similar 
plugins, fitnesse-maven-plugin and trinidad, but the first is hardly maintained 
anymore and the later is missing some functionality and the latest release is 
from 2010. 
When running Fitnesse, you will need to specify the classpath for Fitnesse to 
use. This classpath is almost identical as the maven classpath. Maven is 
therefor perfect to extract this classpath and supply it to fitnesse. The 
plugin will generate the classpath for fitnesse. The plugin can be configured 
to include the /target/classes/ directory instead of a compiled jar. Jar's can 
be excluded, resources can be specified and static entries for the classpath 
for Fitnesse can be specified. 
The big advantace is that you do not have to maintain the version of your jar's 
to be maintained by hand, but will be generated as part of the maven build 
cycle.
In the near future I would like the plugin to be able to execute the fitnesse 
tests as part of the build process. (Similar to the trinidad plugin). 
At the moment, I'm working for a financial customer and we are using our plugin 
with great success. I would really like this plugin to be shared with of the 
world, since I think there are developers out there facing the same problems.


Cheers, Gijs Sijpesteijn                                          

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