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Felix Meschberger commented on FELIXM2-10:
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I think the Include-Resource of the bnd tool is very valuable to include
additional stuff. For the plugin I would suggest to stay with the default Maven
handling of resources, as this is how the casual Maven user expects things to
happen: Everyhing from the resources folder (configured as the
pom.build.resources) is copied into the ${pom.build.outputdirectory} according
to the path. Generally the Java classes will probably depend on this.
Consequenly, I would suggest the Include-Resource header not to default to
/src/main/resources. The drawback is of course, that developers will have to
take care to include the resources through Export-Package or Private-Package.
The Include-Resource header might then be used for stuff like license files,
readme files or things, which are not handled by maven but still must be
included.
> maven-bundle-plugin: Failures if src or parts of it are missing
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>
> Key: FELIXM2-10
> URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FELIXM2-10
> Project: Felix M2 Plugin
> Issue Type: Bug
> Reporter: Felix Meschberger
> Assigned To: Richard S. Hall
> Attachments: FELIXM2-10.diff
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> When using the maven-bundle-plugin to build bundles from existing jar files,
> three issues exist:
> * If nothing is copied into the project output directory (target/classes),
> the folder does not exist and the BundlePlugin.getClassPath fails for the
> line "new Jar(".", outputDirectory)"
> * If no resources exist, an exception is logged for the missing
> src/main/resources folder. I suggest to only place a default
> Include-Resources header if the src/main/resources folder exists.
> * If no maven build phase generates output the target folder does not
> exist at the time the BundlePluing.execute method tries to write the JAR File.
> I will attach a patch for the three issues.
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