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Posted to dev@openjpa.apache.org by Kevin Sutter <kw...@gmail.com> on 2009/07/31 22:41:07 UTC

openjpa-integration

Hi,
I just used the m2eclipse plugin for creating my workspaces in Eclipse 3.5.
Very nice!

But, I'm noticing a couple of inconsistencies, especially with the
openjpa-integration sub-project.  It looks like examples, osgi-tests, tck,
and validation are all children of this parent openjpa-integration project.
But, only the validation pom.xml has the proper artifact id of
"openjpa-integration-validation".  The rest of these children's pom.xml
files have artifact ids of "examples", "osgi-tests", and "tck".  Thus, when
they are brought into eclipse via the maven m2 plugin, the projects are not
getting created with the correct naming convention.

If I am understanding the concept of openjpa-integration correctly, then is
it okay if I go ahead and update the corresponding pom.xml files?  Since
none of these artifacts are "shipped", it shouldn't make any difference.
Just wanted to verify before making the change.

Thanks,
Kevin

Re: openjpa-integration

Posted by Donald Woods <dw...@apache.org>.
Should be fine to change.

I haven't noticed it, since I always run "mvn eclipse:eclipse" to 
generate the project metadata, which doesn't get generated for pom only 
modules.


-Donald


Kevin Sutter wrote:
> Hi,
> I just used the m2eclipse plugin for creating my workspaces in Eclipse 3.5.
> Very nice!
> 
> But, I'm noticing a couple of inconsistencies, especially with the
> openjpa-integration sub-project.  It looks like examples, osgi-tests, tck,
> and validation are all children of this parent openjpa-integration project.
> But, only the validation pom.xml has the proper artifact id of
> "openjpa-integration-validation".  The rest of these children's pom.xml
> files have artifact ids of "examples", "osgi-tests", and "tck".  Thus, when
> they are brought into eclipse via the maven m2 plugin, the projects are not
> getting created with the correct naming convention.
> 
> If I am understanding the concept of openjpa-integration correctly, then is
> it okay if I go ahead and update the corresponding pom.xml files?  Since
> none of these artifacts are "shipped", it shouldn't make any difference.
> Just wanted to verify before making the change.
> 
> Thanks,
> Kevin
>