I have a CXF JAX-RS app that is being built with Maven. I'm looking at converting the build to Gradle.
I noticed the "gradle-jaxb-plugin" on github, which lets me run "xjc". However, I need one jaxb extension, and that doesn't provide access to extensions yet. My Maven build currently uses "cxf-xjc-plugin" to run xjc. What does this do that is specific to CXF that "vanilla" xjc wouldn't do? Overall, I guess examples like this come close to "manually" calling xjc in Gradle: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8158453/howto-generate-classes-from-wsdl-and-xsd-with-gradle-equivalent-to-maven-jaxb2 . It doesn't cover adding extensions, which I guess is just adding to the classpath and command-line arguments. Has anyone gone down this path who can provide examples?
