Hi Willie,
Please refer to this link
http://docs.codehaus.org/display/MAVENUSER/FAQs#FAQs-IsthereawaytospecifyadifferentoutputdirectorywithouthavingtoeditthepomorconfigurationfileeachtimeIdoabuild%3F
I think it is similar to what you are looking for, well except for the
command line. :)
Hope this helps.
-allan
Willie Vu wrote:
${basedir} only gives me up to the project base path. I still need to
construct the subdirectories from the groupId that user specifies when
using my archetype:create. That's the part I don't know how to do.
On 12/22/05, Alexandre Poitras <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
If I rememer correctly, you can use ${basedir} wich point to the directory
where your pom file is located. So from there you can construct the path you
need. Hope it's help!
On 12/21/05, Willie Vu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Archetype will create copy a resource (say file hello.xsl) into
subfolders of groupId (e.g. if groupId is com.foo.abc, the xsl file is
put into src/xsl/com/foo/abc/hello.xsl.) In the hello.xsl, I need to
refer to the actual path where hello.xsl is located.
2 questions:
1. how do I construct a string representation to the full path where
hello.xsl is?
2. what are the properties available in replacing variables in
resources? I know I can use ${groupId}, ${artifactId}. What else?
Regards,
Willie Vu
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