Re: assembly with docs and scripts

2007-04-04 Thread Andrew Williams
If you are providing your own scripts and just want them packaged up  
then the assemblyplugin is your friend.
You might need to write a descriptor to tell it about scripts and  
docs and where their final location should be, but it gives you the  
freedom to decide where they go in the source tree too.


Andy

On 29 Mar 2007, at 16:33, Ben Tatham wrote:

Does anyone know of a plugin (or standard directory layout) for  
user docs/manuals and startup scripts, etc.  Basically, we want to  
be able to take our final release artifacts (uberjar) and zip it  
with the pdf manuals, scripts to start things up, etc.   If there  
isn't one, I will likely write my own...which then begs the  
question is where do docs live?  in /src/doc, /doc, somewhere  
else ?  What about scripts for that get released?  I know that /src/ 
scripts get used a lot for "build" scripts (like ant build.xml,  
etc).  Do released scripts/bat files go there too?


Cheers,
Ben

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assembly with docs and scripts

2007-03-29 Thread Ben Tatham
Does anyone know of a plugin (or standard directory layout) for user 
docs/manuals and startup scripts, etc.  Basically, we want to be able to 
take our final release artifacts (uberjar) and zip it with the pdf 
manuals, scripts to start things up, etc.   If there isn't one, I will 
likely write my own...which then begs the question is where do docs 
live?  in /src/doc, /doc, somewhere else ?  What about scripts for that 
get released?  I know that /src/scripts get used a lot for "build" 
scripts (like ant build.xml, etc).  Do released scripts/bat files go 
there too?


Cheers,
Ben

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