The other possibility is to develop an m2e extension that "wraps"
properties-maven-plugin execution during Eclipse workspace build.
Judging by the plugin description [1], it should be next to trivial to
make necessary changes at plugin level; m2e extension will be more work.
[1] http://mojo.codeh
Sorry, although I'm signed into the mailing list I didn't receive your
answer. Just saw it in the archive and hope this reply is added correctly
to the discussion.
If I understand your answer correctly, the link you posted suggests to
modify the maven plugin itself? This is the only option to make
Wiki page [1] explains how to make a plugin compatible with m2e.
[1] http://wiki.eclipse.org/M2E_compatible_maven_plugins
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Regards,
Igor
On 2013-09-09 7:35 AM, Dirk Fauth wrote:
Hi,
I need to implement some build mechanism to extract some resources out
of my test plugin into an external fol
Hi,
I need to implement some build mechanism to extract some resources out of
my test plugin into an external folder. I achieve this using the
maven-resources-plugin.
Now I wan't to make the folder to copy the resources to configurable via
properties. But for reusability I want to store the confi
Hi,
If your maven/tycho based eclipse plugin references embedded jars in its
classpath, you probably saw these classpath references disappear on Maven >
Project Update (they come back after a 2nd project update).
If you're interested in testing a patch I've made, you can test a fixed
version from
Well what would you know, after a full day of restricted school internet, I
come back home to a magically working Maven which builds on 1.6 :D . Thanks
for your help guys :)
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On 9 Sep 2013, at 6:54 am, Jackson Isted
wrote:
Tried it and even added the java 1.6 library but as soo
