Hi,

I'm still very new to the technical workings of Maven, so please bear with
me.  I'm experimenting with building my own plugin, which invokes the genapp
plugin.  From my plugin's plugin.jelly file, I set a context variable that
the genapp plugin should recognize.  However, when I attempt to attain the
genapp goal from my plugin (after setting the variable), the genapp plugin
doesn't see the value I set.  Here is my plugin.jelly file:

<project xmlns:j="jelly:core">
  <goal name="call-genapp">
    <j:set var="maven.genapp.template.dir"
value="${plugin.resources}/mytemplate"/>
    <attainGoal name="genapp"/>
  </goal>
</project>

I successfully installed my plugin, but when I run the following command:

    maven call-genapp

the genapp plugin doesn't see the value I set for maven.genapp.template.dir
when it executes my plugin's goal.  It thinks the variable has no value.  Is
there something I need to do in order to pass the jelly context from my
plugin to the genapp plugin?  Am I doing something wrong?

Thanks,
Chuck


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