FYI:
The plugin.jelly script used by genapp-plugin will iterate through a set of parameters
and prompt the user to set each of the corresponding internal
maven.genapp.template.${var} properties' value.
However, we can also pre-define each of these properties with
${user.name}\build.properties
as an alternative to command line definitions.
This should allow the property overrides in build.properties to circumvent the default
interactive prompt behavior.
#build.properties
maven.genapp.template.id=default
maven.genapp.template.name=MyApplicationName
maven.genapp.template.package=com.mycompany.app
maven.genapp.template.user=${user.name}
-----Original Message-----
From: boutin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, July 02, 2004 2:21 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Pb using package propertie for generating project tree
Hello everybody,
I'm refering to the documentation found inside
http://maven.apache.org/reference/user-guide.html.
On the project Setup section / starting a new project, it is explain that you have to
do : $ maven
-Dpackage=[name_of_package] genapp
to generate a project tree, however this always generate the
com.mycompany.app/App.java structure whatever
name_of_package you but. Is is a bug or am I missing something ?
Regards,
Denis.
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