>> It's quite simple actually, check out >> http://www.sonatype.com/books/mvnref-book/reference/writing-plugins.html >> for more info. > > Very nice. Those Sonatype guys are doing a great job. I'll try to make > your plugin work some time later today. Then, maybe it can be part of > jOOQ 1.6.7
It really seems to be simple to write a plugin! Actually, I think there's not much left to do from your work, to make this an official plugin, except for package-renaming and adding license and copyright, etc. These improvements might be valuable in a future steps: - Inject the Maven logger into the jOOQ code generator. That way, jOOQ could log directly into Maven build logs, instead of stdout. @Sander: Please tell me if you still agree with me taking over the copyright and maintenance of your work, while giving you credit as the author of the plugin, both in source code, pom.xml and on the web-page? I'm currently checking in new modules. Both modules will be available from SVN, GitHub and Maven Central soon. - jOOQ-codegen-maven - jOOQ-codegen-maven-example The example will be used as a basis for documentation in the manual. It is roughly the same as your own example, except that it runs an integration test against the generated source code. Thanks a lot for this contribution!
