Is there a way to have *.xinfo generated to my desired package
hierarchy: com.mycompany.component.mycomponent.impl.MyServiceProvider ?
Not sure what you mean by "desired". If you have package x.y.z and class Widget then you will get x.y.z.Widget.xinfo. The existence of the xinfo does not mean that the component will be deployed - it simply declares that a component of a particular type exists.
you see I used to have x.y.impl.z.Widget as the package hierarchy and I was able to deploy fine.
I refactored package hierarchy to be.. x.y.z.impl.Widget.
This broke the deployment. after running maven default target, the xinfo is still generated in x.y.impl.z.Widget and I believe the reason the deployment is failing.
If the xinfo is generated into generated in x.y.impl.z.Widget then that's because the source file fully qualifed name is x.y.impl.z.Widget. All the meta generator task does here is to subtitute "'.' with '/' to construct the filename.
My guess is that the source file is not in a directory corresponding to the package name.
Stephen.
Even though I have changed all package hierarchies and xml definitions along with @avalon.service tag to x.y.z.impl.Widget.
That is the only explanation I have for the deployment of Widget failing suddenly. But I guess what you are saying, is that it should work regardless.
I must be doing something wrong.
Korosh.
Cheers, Stephen.
regards Korosh
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