> I believe my pluginManagement section (see POM) should allow me to say, > ...and have aspects woven into the result. As it turns out, AspectJ > only works when I say,
pluginManagement is not actually used during the build in the way you believe. It simply stores your plugin configuration, so you could eg share the same config across multiple uses of a plugin in various modules using a shared parent pom. You still need to declare the actual plugins in the <build><plugins> section of your project. You should only have to declare group, artifact, and version in <plugins> assuming you have the rest of the config declared in pluginMgmt. I'd be curious why you came to the assumption that configuring things in pluginMgmt was sufficient to get the plugins to execute during the build. You're not the first newbie with this belief, and I'm wondering where the documentation needs to be improved to avoid this in the future. Wayne --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
