REPOST: How does the default annotation processors discovery process apply?

[Gabriele Kahlout <ga...@mysimpatico.com>]

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4488237/how-does-the-default-annotation-processors-discovery-process-apply

In question how-to-process-annotations-with-maven<http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4487338/how-to-process-annotations-with-maven>I
posted a link for a maven project that processes annotations. That
link
declares the annotation processors used in a file under resources. I wonder
if there wasn't another way all within the pom? Note that the annotations
are to be processed for test files within the same project (they indeed test
the annotations and their processors).

In other words, how can I let maven-compiler-plugin figure out the
processors (from within the project and the dependecies) that process the
annotations used? Will I always need to specify the processors used? As with
the previous question, any sample project?


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K. Gabriele

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