+1 Dagan, I use the AspectJ Maven Plugin a lot, I just did not get around to answering. But you found my (kriegaex) answer on StackOverflow anyway, so you have a working solution. This is what I use all the time, i.e. useIncrementalCompilation=false for Maven Compiler and phase=process-sources for AspectJ Maven. Deactivating Maven Compiler altogether is also an option because the AspectJ compiler internally uses the Eclipse Java Compiler and thus is a full replacement for Javac. -- Alexander Kriegisch http://scrum-master.de
> Am 14.01.2016 um 08:21 schrieb Dagan Sandler <[email protected]>: > > Sorry if you were offended for some reason, but let's look at it > objectively: > > 1) I ask a question, you post an answer with a link to a website that > contains a message that it was migrated to a different location. Since I > don't really know what you thought was there, I can't really guess where to > find this new location > > 2) While I haven't posted my entire configuration, I am asking this > question on the Maven-Users mailing list, so I don't understand why you > would need to "speculate" on if I'm using Maven/Gradle/Ant > > 3) I have posted a description of the basic configuration I am using (2 > maven plugins in conjunction), and was asking what is the best practice for > using these side-by-side, or if it's necessary at all. As I wrote in my > original message, I have valid workarounds that achieve what I need. All > I'm asking is if someone knows if there are down/upsides to using either. > > 4) I am well capable of understanding what I need for my implementation and > know how to write a working build script, thank you. > > 5) For some reason, your messages are being sent with awful formatting, > which I'm guessing isn't really your fault, but it makes it really hard to > read, so I'm sorry if I misunderstood anything you were trying to say. Take > a look here > <https://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/msg137749.html>for > example... > > Finally, regardless of everything, I would still like to thank you for > trying to help. I do appreciate it. > > BR, > Dagan.
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