Nathan,
For m1.x, we wrote a plugin to provide this functionality for our PHP
webapps, though it needn't be exclusive to that purpose. It works very
much the same as the maven-war-plugin, in that you specify properties on
each dependency to be bundled into the resulting build directory structure.
One of the properties is to "expand" the dependency, which is assumed to
be a compressed tar file (poor mans version of a jar), into the build
directory.
We also push a lot of "other" artifacts in and out of our corporate
repository. Things like individual and bundled (tar'd) javascript, css,
images, PHP components/frameworks and the like.
We may pull the bundling capabilities into a more generic webapp tools
plugin.
If you're interested in the plugin send an email to projects AT
denverdata DOT com.
Cheers
Nathan Coast wrote:
Hi,
Is there a plugin for M1.1 or M2 which handles artifacts that may be
used by more than one webapp.
e.g. I may have a project that contains web artifacts: jsps, css, html,
images, js, etc. May also contain java classes, tlds etc. I wish to
use these components within other webapps.
When including within other webapps, the web artifacts would be copied
to the target webapp directory and any classes could be included in a
jar within the WEB-INF/lib directory.
Does such a plugin exist? or is there one in the pipeline?
The functionality is a more generalised version of the
maven-struts-module-plugin developed to include pre-built struts-modules
within other struts webapps.
http://www.codeczar.com/products/maven-struts-module-plugin/index.html
cheers
Nathan
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