rmi generation

[Christian Andersson <ca...@ofs.no>]

Hi there, just wnated to tell you that I now have managed to create a 
first generation alpha version of an rmicomiler for maven.

the rmicompiler searches the compiled classes in the project and search 
for files classes that extends the java.rmi.Remote interface.
after that it passes all of these files back to the jelly script where I 
use the ant:rmic task to compile the files..

There is a great need to make this a more general usage, since at the 
moment everything is sort of hardcoded into the javaclasses and the 
script files...

if anyone has a need for this functionallity I'll send it to you, just 
let me know .-) (you have been warned)

I have an idea that the classes that searches for the Remote interface 
could also be more generalized so that I can in the jelly script tell it 
what it shoulc search for, so that it could for example search for 
cactus test classes (thanks to Vincent Massol for the lead with the OLD 
Cactus plugin, I've completely ripped it) :-)

anyway, just wanting to let you know, I'll be working a lot with this 
plugin,trying to get it ready for the "masses"


/Christian Andersson


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Re: rmi generation

[Rafal Krzewski <Ra...@caltha.pl>]

Christian Andersson wrote:
> Hi there, just wnated to tell you that I now have managed to create a
> first generation alpha version of an rmicomiler for maven.
> 
> the rmicompiler searches the compiled classes in the project and search
> for files classes that extends the java.rmi.Remote interface.
> after that it passes all of these files back to the jelly script where I
> use the ant:rmic task to compile the files..

Please keep us posted. Maven is currently not accepting new plugin
submissions, because it was decided that non-core plugins will be hosted
separately. Soon after 1.0 release the Maven team will be setting up a
repository for those plugins. If your plugin is ready before that
happens, you can submit it to http://maven-plugins.sf.net/.

Happy hacking,
R.


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