On 21/07/07, Wouter de Vaal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 7/21/07, Niclas Hedhman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On Saturday 21 July 2007 20:36, Wouter de Vaal wrote: > > Hi, > > > > I'm experimenting with pax construct and I was wondering the following > > thing: When using pax construct one needs to do pax-import-bundle for all > > bundles used within the project, especially when using eclipse > > (right?), but with a lot of dependencies, my project root dir gets > > cluttered with what I call external bundles (like the whole bundle > > spring osgi generated bundles). > > What I did is create a folder external-bundles, copy the external > > bundles there and update the main pom and all the project pom's. > > > > So my question is, can this be automated? Or can this already be done > > and did I just miss something? > > This is probably my fault. Initially, Pax Construct used imported/, compiled/ > and wrapped/ folders in the main project directory. I thought that created > too deep levels and not giving enough overview. Perhaps a middle ground is > needed, where the "compiled/" remain as now is the case and the wrapped > and/or imported/ are moved a level down. > Yes, that makes more sense to me. Perhaps you should also consider making these kind of things (which directory, names of directories) configurable?
sure - the containing directory could be another option to pax-import-bundle, or I could make the archetype plugin handle being run inside sub-directories. A new command to move existing bundle directories might also be useful (ie. it could update all the relevant maven details, such as the module list) if possible, I'd like to avoid imposing too much directory structure on users and improve the tools to cope with whatever structure people like to use. could you raise a JIRA issue for this? Wouter
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