I am trying to do something similar as a "Final Graduation Project". The idea is very similar, but the frontend would be "detached". So a turbine front end would be a second step. I am waiting for aproval from College staff.
On Thu, May 02, 2002 at 11:43:25PM +0200, St?phane MOR wrote: > Hi all, > > What about a Turbine front end for Maven ? > > Features that I imagined for such a frontend : > - management of several projects in the same application > - would show all the docs about the project (description, api, > dependencies, ... ), > - creation of new projects (with a predefined directory layout, and a > base project.xml and build.xml) > Is it a webapp, a standalone app, an applet ? Include adapted Maven > targets > - edition of projects (build.properties, project.properties, build.xml, > project.xml ... ) > - ability to run Ant target from the application (compile, docs, ... ) > - editable scheduler for the tasks > - ... > - [add what you want here ! ;-) ] > > This could be something like : > > services.MavenService.classname=org.apache.maven.services.TurbineMavenService > (or Valve) > services.MavenService.projects.dir=/some/directory/projects > > with a org.apache.maven.services.MavenService looking like : > > void addProject (Project p) > Project getProject (String name) > getProjects (); > void run ( String project , String antTarget) > void update () // why not an autoupdate of Maven ? ;-) > > and getters ant setters in the Project class. > > Any thoughts ? > Would it be useful ? > > St?phane > > > _________________________________________________________ > Do You Yahoo!? > Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com > -- There is no limit to what you can do if you don't care who gets the credit. - Keynote
