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Posted to dev@xmlbeans.apache.org by Cliff Schmidt <cl...@bea.com> on 2004/04/22 09:12:36 UTC
RE: xmlbeans maven plugin
Hey--I don't think anyone ever replied to David about this (not cool
since he went to the effort to spell out what would be involved in
us hosting the xmlbeans maven plugin that he started). I think one
of the problems is that we have yet to spend the time necessary to
get comfortable with maven.
Is there at least one committer out there who is willing to take
responsibility for this? I would think in the short-term, this
basically means working with David to go through his steps below
(the answer to step 4 is that jars on ibiblio should be fine if we
continue to follow the incubator disclaimer rules). In the long-
term, it means knowing enough about maven to maintain it.
Any volunteers?
Cliff
David Jencks wrote on Tuesday, February 17, 2004 9:38 AM:
> As I mentioned a couple of weeks ago, the Geronimo project has
> developed a maven plugin for xmlbeans. I discussed where it should
> live with the maven people, who indicate that they would prefer that
> such a plugin be hosted at xmlbeans rather than maven-plugins.
>
> Currently this plugin:
> takes a base source directory, list of schema files, list of xmlconfig
> files
> location of an xml catalog file
> output directory
>
> uses the maven dependencies marked with an <xmlbeans>true</xmlbeans>
> property to put pre-compiled schemas on the "schema-path"
>
> and outputs the generated code into the output directory.
>
> The xml catalog is used in an entity resolver. In order to use an
> entity resolver I copied and slightly modified the SchemaCompiler
> class.
>
> The generated sources are added to the maven source file set so they
> will be compiled automatically.
>
>
> AFAIK this is all the functionality we need for Geronimo. Anyone who
> is interested can take a look in Geronimo's cvs under
> modules/maven-xmlbeans-plugin
>
> If the xmlbeans project is interested in pursuing hosting this plugin,
> I think the next steps are :
>
> 1. decide what package the 2 java classes should be in.
> 2. decide where in the xmlbeans source tree the plugin should go. I
> think it might be clearest if this small subproject was not mixed in
> with the normal xmlbeans source.
> 3. decide if and how to integrate building the plugin with the
> xmlbeans ant-based build system. Although it is currently built with
> maven, the build consists of compiling 2 classes and making a jar
> containing them and a couple of other files. This should be easy to
> do with ant.
> 4. figure out if, as an incubated project, xmlbeans can put jars on
> the ibiblio maven repo.
> 5. double check with maven about the correct location on ibiblio (I
> think it is xmlbeans/plugins for the plugin and xmlbeans/jar for the
> xmlbeans jar)
> 6. use the apache maven repo to feed to the ibiblio maven repo.
>
> Given some opinions on (1-3) I'll be happy to modify the geronimo code
> appropriately and submit a patch.
>
> many thanks
> david jencks
>
>
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RE: xmlbeans maven plugin
Posted by Dutta Satadip <s-...@sbcglobal.net>.
Hello
I am wiling to volunteer for this. Although I have to admit that I am relative novice with Maven..but hey this would be a cool opportunity to learn about something new
dutta:)
Cliff Schmidt <cl...@bea.com> wrote:
Hey--I don't think anyone ever replied to David about this (not cool
since he went to the effort to spell out what would be involved in
us hosting the xmlbeans maven plugin that he started). I think one
of the problems is that we have yet to spend the time necessary to
get comfortable with maven.
Is there at least one committer out there who is willing to take
responsibility for this? I would think in the short-term, this
basically means working with David to go through his steps below
(the answer to step 4 is that jars on ibiblio should be fine if we
continue to follow the incubator disclaimer rules). In the long-
term, it means knowing enough about maven to maintain it.
Any volunteers?
Cliff
David Jencks wrote on Tuesday, February 17, 2004 9:38 AM:
> As I mentioned a couple of weeks ago, the Geronimo project has
> developed a maven plugin for xmlbeans. I discussed where it should
> live with the maven people, who indicate that they would prefer that
> such a plugin be hosted at xmlbeans rather than maven-plugins.
>
> Currently this plugin:
> takes a base source directory, list of schema files, list of xmlconfig
> files
> location of an xml catalog file
> output directory
>
> uses the maven dependencies marked with an true
> property to put pre-compiled schemas on the "schema-path"
>
> and outputs the generated code into the output directory.
>
> The xml catalog is used in an entity resolver. In order to use an
> entity resolver I copied and slightly modified the SchemaCompiler
> class.
>
> The generated sources are added to the maven source file set so they
> will be compiled automatically.
>
>
> AFAIK this is all the functionality we need for Geronimo. Anyone who
> is interested can take a look in Geronimo's cvs under
> modules/maven-xmlbeans-plugin
>
> If the xmlbeans project is interested in pursuing hosting this plugin,
> I think the next steps are :
>
> 1. decide what package the 2 java classes should be in.
> 2. decide where in the xmlbeans source tree the plugin should go. I
> think it might be clearest if this small subproject was not mixed in
> with the normal xmlbeans source.
> 3. decide if and how to integrate building the plugin with the
> xmlbeans ant-based build system. Although it is currently built with
> maven, the build consists of compiling 2 classes and making a jar
> containing them and a couple of other files. This should be easy to
> do with ant.
> 4. figure out if, as an incubated project, xmlbeans can put jars on
> the ibiblio maven repo.
> 5. double check with maven about the correct location on ibiblio (I
> think it is xmlbeans/plugins for the plugin and xmlbeans/jar for the
> xmlbeans jar)
> 6. use the apache maven repo to feed to the ibiblio maven repo.
>
> Given some opinions on (1-3) I'll be happy to modify the geronimo code
> appropriately and submit a patch.
>
> many thanks
> david jencks
>
>
> -
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RE: xmlbeans maven plugin
Posted by Dutta Satadip <s-...@sbcglobal.net>.
Hello
I am wiling to volunteer for this. Although I have to admit that I am relative novice with Maven..but hey this would be a cool opportunity to learn about something new
dutta:)
Cliff Schmidt <cl...@bea.com> wrote:
Hey--I don't think anyone ever replied to David about this (not cool
since he went to the effort to spell out what would be involved in
us hosting the xmlbeans maven plugin that he started). I think one
of the problems is that we have yet to spend the time necessary to
get comfortable with maven.
Is there at least one committer out there who is willing to take
responsibility for this? I would think in the short-term, this
basically means working with David to go through his steps below
(the answer to step 4 is that jars on ibiblio should be fine if we
continue to follow the incubator disclaimer rules). In the long-
term, it means knowing enough about maven to maintain it.
Any volunteers?
Cliff
David Jencks wrote on Tuesday, February 17, 2004 9:38 AM:
> As I mentioned a couple of weeks ago, the Geronimo project has
> developed a maven plugin for xmlbeans. I discussed where it should
> live with the maven people, who indicate that they would prefer that
> such a plugin be hosted at xmlbeans rather than maven-plugins.
>
> Currently this plugin:
> takes a base source directory, list of schema files, list of xmlconfig
> files
> location of an xml catalog file
> output directory
>
> uses the maven dependencies marked with an true
> property to put pre-compiled schemas on the "schema-path"
>
> and outputs the generated code into the output directory.
>
> The xml catalog is used in an entity resolver. In order to use an
> entity resolver I copied and slightly modified the SchemaCompiler
> class.
>
> The generated sources are added to the maven source file set so they
> will be compiled automatically.
>
>
> AFAIK this is all the functionality we need for Geronimo. Anyone who
> is interested can take a look in Geronimo's cvs under
> modules/maven-xmlbeans-plugin
>
> If the xmlbeans project is interested in pursuing hosting this plugin,
> I think the next steps are :
>
> 1. decide what package the 2 java classes should be in.
> 2. decide where in the xmlbeans source tree the plugin should go. I
> think it might be clearest if this small subproject was not mixed in
> with the normal xmlbeans source.
> 3. decide if and how to integrate building the plugin with the
> xmlbeans ant-based build system. Although it is currently built with
> maven, the build consists of compiling 2 classes and making a jar
> containing them and a couple of other files. This should be easy to
> do with ant.
> 4. figure out if, as an incubated project, xmlbeans can put jars on
> the ibiblio maven repo.
> 5. double check with maven about the correct location on ibiblio (I
> think it is xmlbeans/plugins for the plugin and xmlbeans/jar for the
> xmlbeans jar)
> 6. use the apache maven repo to feed to the ibiblio maven repo.
>
> Given some opinions on (1-3) I'll be happy to modify the geronimo code
> appropriately and submit a patch.
>
> many thanks
> david jencks
>
>
> -
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