If we're going to put the patterns in the POM, why not the directory they
come from/are based in?
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> Vincent, jarResources is used to copy resources to the target/classes
> directory when doing a compile.....Or did last time I checked....if this
is
> not happening, it's because functionality has been removed. I'll look at
> this this arvo and get back to you, but the jar resources are there for
> this reason, so I'm -1 on any POM change for it.
That element should probably be renamed though. I like Vincent's naming
scheme better then what's there.
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> Hi,
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> I have a problem with one problem I am mavenizing. It needs some
> resources (properties and xml files) put in its generated jar. Also, the
> junit test cases expect some resources files (xml, properties, etc) to
> be in the test class directories.
>
> I have had a look at jarResources but it seems to be for a different use
> (it simply copies resource file to the jar and not to the generated
> class directory).
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> I think this is a very common case ... Actually, so common, that I may
> be missing something. Am I ?
>
> I would like to propose either :
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> 1/ the addition to some (optional) elements in the POM, as in :
>
> <resourcePatterns>
> <resourcePattern>include = **/*.properties</resourcePattern>
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> <resourcePattern>include = **/*.xml</resourcePattern>
> </resourcePatterns>
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> <resourceTestPatterns>
> <resourceTestPattern>include =
> **/*.properties</resourceTestPattern>
> <resourceTestPattern>include = **/*.xml</resourceTestPattern>
> </resourceTestPatterns>
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> (in the same spirit as <unitTestPatterns>)
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> or
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> 2/ the addition of some Ant properties, as in :
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> maven.compile.resourcePatterns = **/*.properties,**/*.xml
> maven.compile.resourceTestPatterns = **/*.properties,**/*.xml
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> My preference goes to 1/. Please tell me what you prefer and I'll submit
> a patch.
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> Thanks
> -Vincent
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