Re: Compiling java sources codes from more than one directory

[David Jencks]

Generally plugins that generate additional source (javacc, xmlbeans, 
presumably xdoclet for a few) generate the source into a clearly 
labelled subdirectory of target and add this to the source path 
themselves.

I don't see any reason to allow "static" configuration of multiple 
source directories.  I do think that an easier-to-find guide on "how to 
write a code generation plugin that adds the generated source to the 
source path" might be a good idea.

thanks
david jencks
On Sep 4, 2004, at 2:13 AM, Geoffrey wrote:
If some sources are generated (for example with JAXB, GUI builders, 
...),
it is a good idea to keep them separated from the normal sources (to 
be able
to clean them etc),
so it seems logical to me that Maven includes the option directly to 
have
several source directories.
Having some sources being generated is not a valid reason to have 
separate
module I think.

But maybe this should be looked at together with RMI stub generation
and other binary class generators (jsp precompilation?).
It would be nice if there is a general system to plugin plugins that
generate sources
or plugins that generate class files.
--
With kind regards,
Geoffrey
"dan tran" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schreef in bericht
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Roberto,
Maven discourages from this kind of build practice, unless you are 
willing
to
do it your self, by combining multiple source directories into one via
preGoal of
java:complile.
The correct way is to break your project into multiple projects and
use Multiproject plugin to build them.
-D

On Mon, 30 Aug 2004 10:36:11 -0300, Roberto Castro
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi, in my project, java source codes are in more than one 
subdirectory,
like this:
--Source
    |
    +-Dir1
        |
        +subdir1
        |   + . . .
        |
        +subdir2
            + . . .
I tried to configure "project.xml" this way:
       <build>
               <sourceDirectory>Source/Dir1/**</sourceDirectory>
But, maven was not able to find java source codes.
Is there a way to compile all this codes in one subproject?
       Thanks in advance for the help,
    Roberto de Castro
    Analista de Suporte
    Cetip - Desus Rio de Janeiro
    +55 21 2276-7439
    mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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