Found out there is a "filtered" and a "encoding" attribute on the
resource tag. Had to read through the source code though.
Michael Schlotfeldt wrote:
Easy questions (hopefully):
1. When creating a custom archetype how do you list resources to
*not *replace variables from? Or in other words not modify
instances of "${blah}". It would be nice to not only be able to
escape individual instances in a file but also files completely
for things like images.
2. Why the different tags? Or in other words why not just have
"<resources>"? What does "<testResources>" do differently? You
still need to write the entire relative path.
3. Why must all resources be list in archetype.xml? What is the
purpose? When would you not list a file?
Thank you for all the help.
Also there is an error on:
http://maven.apache.org/guides/mini/guide-creating-archetypes.html
About half way down tags are listed with hyphens instead of capitals
between words (eg. "test-resources" instead of "testResources").
Once again, thanks!
- Michael
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