Just to be clear, I do this in my mojo's execute() method, right?
allan ramirez wrote:
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> try this
>
> List classpathElements = project.getCompileClasspathElements();
> classpathElements.add( your directory );
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> where your project is MavenProject
>
> Regards
> -allan
>
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> On 1/18/07, matthewadams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>> My mojo allows the user to define an extra property ("private File
>> licenseFileDirectory"), which is a directory, that I'd like to add to the
>> classpath when my mojo runs so that I can find a resource (a license
>> file)
>> in the given directory.
>>
>> How can I programatically add this to the classpath in my mojo? Is there
>> some best practice for this?
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Matthew
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