I think having separate googlecode projects for each plugin has worked
well up to this point. Creating a googlecode project is quick and
easy. Googlecode seems to be designed to have a lot of really small
projects, rather than one big projects with many subprojects. The one
thing that ties everything together is the plugin registry. If
anything, I'd rather see that expanded. Maybe add a list of developers
to the plugin registry. I think the apache developers would feel more
obligated to maintain something hosted on Apache as opposed to something
hosted on googlecode. As you may be able to tell, not a lot of the
googlecode plugin sites have a ton of content. The only reason I
created a common maven repository is so that end users only have to add
one plugin repository to get access to most of the plugins.
Ted Husted wrote:
Very cool, Tom.
Has anyone started a shared GoogleCode project for Struts 2 plugins yet?
The notion being that instead of everyone starting up one-off
projects, we could have one GC project that anyone with a Google ID
could join and use to maintain a "third-party" Struts 2 plugin -- a
Struts 2 Plugin Commons.
Of course, the group could still have a select group of owners that
could remove someone who joined and then turned out to be a troll.
-Ted.
On Nov 25, 2007 10:12 AM, Tom Schneider <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hey all,
I finally figured out a way to host a maven repository on googlecode.
This should greatly simplify using googlecode hosted plugins in Struts
2. For me, it's also much nicer to use maven to deploy than trying to
get a jar manually uploaded into the central repository. Instructions
on how to use this repo for Struts 2 projects are at:
http://code.google.com/p/struts2plugin-maven-repo/
Anyone who has a plugin hosted at googlecode can use this maven
repository to host their plugin. (I've already added several developers
that I know of, if your not in the list let me know) I've also already
added several of my more popular plugins. I plan on adding the rest as
time permits. Please look at the scope plugin (on googlecode) for an
example of how to configure maven to deploy to this repository.
Tom
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