I am trying to build out an archetype in support of an appfuse plugin that I am building for Maven 2.0. I have the following structure
src/main/java/service/packagename.../service/Manager.java src/main/java/service/packagename.../service/impl/ManagerImpl.java I set up my archetype-resources as so: /src/main/java/service/Manager.java with $package in the package name /src/main/java/service/impl/ManagerImpl.java with $package in the package name. When I ran the archetype with package name com.examplepackage the result was: /src/main/java/service/com/examplepackage/Manager.java /src/main/java/service/impl/com/examplepackage/ManagerImpl.java both had the package name com.examplepackage I also tried to use $package.service and $package.service.impl in the base java files and no substitution took place at all. I would also like to update any dependencies within the files with the proper package name for example if the Impl relies on the base then I would like the following to work: FILE 1: Manager.java package $package.service; FILE 2: ManagerImpl.java package $package.service.impl import $package.service.Manager; ________________ and have the files placed in the proper location. Is this possible? If not does it make sense to place this code in my plugin and just move and package the files during a setup step? Thanks for all you help and I hope to publish the appfuse plugin soon. Scott Ryan Chief Technology Officer Soaring Eagle L.L.C. [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.soaringeagleco.com (303) 263-3044
