The best way to handle this is to report a bug: http://mojo.codehaus.org/javacc-maven-plugin/issue-tracking.html
You need to create a user account in Codehaus Xircles to log in to Jira. I advocate a three-step process (each step will increase the likelyhood of getting it fixed): 1. Report the bug with a good description 2. Provide a small project to reproduce (attach to ticket) 3. Create a patch to fix the issue (attach to ticket) /Anders On Fri, Apr 25, 2014 at 9:57 AM, Victor Bucutea <victor.bucu...@gmail.com>wrote: > Hey there! > > Very nice work on the javacc-mvn plugin! > > I stumbled however on a bug related to the output directoty of the > generated jjtree. Now I might be missinterpreting the help documentation > and if so please tell me how I should fix it. > > I've set up a small git for cloning: > https://github.com/victorbucutea/javacc-bug > If i run : > > *mvn generate-sources * > > I get the *jjtree *in the target/jjtree and the *parser classes * in the > src/main/java folder. > > I expected to see both the *jjtree and parser classes * in the > src/main/java folder ( of course in the corresponding package), because > that's the way it's configured in pom.xml : > > * <execution>* > * <id>javacc</id>* > * <goals>* > * <goal>jjtree-javacc</goal>* > * </goals>* > * <configuration>* > * > <sourceDirectory>src/main/resources</sourceDirectory>* > * > <outputDirectory>src/main/java</outputDirectory>* > * <!-- uncomment this to work* > * > <interimDirectory>src/main/java</interimDirectory-->* > * </configuration>* > * </execution>* > > After checking out the code I've found that creating an interimDirectory > paramater will do the trick for me, but that's not the way to do it. It's > confusing to have 3 directories. > > > Thanks, > Victor >
