You may be doing it wrong... or I may be reading it wrong, ;)
If your mojo is generating sources, you should do it in the
generate-sources phase and add the directory where the generated sources
are (usually in /target/generated-sources/mojo-name) in ${project}.
This way, you can run "mvn package" on the project and mvn will process
both sources (src/main/java and your generated sources).
But since you're modifying the original sources, you may not want to let
maven process those anymore and instead just use the generated ones. So
I suggest that you do the same thing above, but instead of putting the
original sources in src/main/java, put them in another directory (like
src/main/draft). This way, mvn will check for sources in src/main/java
(finds nothing) and then proceeds to use only those sources added by
your mojo at runtime.
If you've checked out the maven source code, you can find a good example
in maven-model, which uses modello to generate the java sources.
Hope that helps.
^_^
gbois wrote:
Hi,
>From a mojo, i generate an another sourceDirectory (modified source from the
original).
And I want to execute the "mvn package" command
on this new source directory and a new set of dependency from the maven
plugin
How you make this?
Thanks in advance
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