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Posted to jaxme-dev@ws.apache.org by robert burrell donkin <rd...@apache.org> on 2004/04/14 23:19:36 UTC
jaxme jelly tag library
(for those who don't know) jelly is a tool for turning xml into
executable code. it's more flexible than ant (since it's a true
scripting language) and useful for gluing together complex builds.
i've add a new page called resources (intended for links to resources
that users of jaxme may find useful) and added a section about and a
link to the jaxme jelly tag library to it. the website hasn't been
updated yet, so those who don't fancy building from source will have to
be patient.
jelly is also used by maven (at least for maven 1). (i'd describe maven
as a declarative project management system.) i'd like to add a maven
plugin (which would allow JaxMe to be easily integrated into maven
based builds) somewhere in the jaxme CVS project so long as other
people are happy with that idea.
- robert
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Re: jaxme jelly tag library
Posted by robert burrell donkin <rd...@apache.org>.
On 15 Apr 2004, at 08:40, Jochen Wiedmann wrote:
> robert burrell donkin wrote:
<snip>
>> jelly is also used by maven (at least for maven 1). (i'd describe
>> maven as a declarative project management system.) i'd like to add a
>> maven plugin (which would allow JaxMe to be easily integrated into
>> maven based builds) somewhere in the jaxme CVS project so long as
>> other people are happy with that idea.
>
> Would that mean that we'd need to have Maven jar files in the
> prerequisites directory?
dunno
1 i'm not that plugins should really be part of the core build. it's
also possible later that people might want to create plugins for other
stuff (eclipse, say). one common solution is to have a separate
subdirectory called 'contrib', plugins (or something).
2 maven plugins are typically built with maven so it's reasonable to
assume that anyone interested in the maven plugin would already have
maven installed.
- robert
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