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Re: [m2e-dev] New lifecycle mapping for axistools-maven-plugin
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I believe org.eclipse.nnn namespace should only be used by projects
hosted at eclipse.org.
The following wiki page explains how to request addition of new m2e
marketplace catalog entries.
http://wiki.eclipse.org/Submitting_M2E_marketplace_entries
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Regards,
Igor
On 11-06-29 5:53 PM, Thorsten Heit wrote:
Hello to all,
after reading m2e-users for quite some time now and lots of discussions
there about lifecycle mappings in the new version of m2e, I just joined
this discussion list and first I'd like to introduce myself:
My name is Thorsten Heit. I'm a software engineer working at an
insurance company located at Saarbrücken, Germany. I'm using the m2e
plugin since, I guess, at least version 0.10. At work I'm using
org.codehaus.mojo:axistools-m-p more or less often to generate Java code
from WSDLs.
After having ugpraded to m2e 0.13 I discovered that my pom.xml contained
error markers and didn't work right out-of-the-box anymore as before.
After some googling I finally ended up with a solution I described
recently at m2e-users:
http://dev.eclipse.org/mhonarc/lists/m2e-users/msg00837.html
After Igor posted some links for the extension development I recently
started developing a plugin on my own to get rid of my workaround and to
provide a native lifecycle mapping for that plugin. You can find the
code at Github:
https://github.com/theit/m2e-lifecycle-axistools
As far as I can tell the plugin seems to work on my machines: It
automatically adds the folder containing the generated sources to the
Java build path, and recreates the files when the WSDL(s) changes. I'd
like to welcome everyone to test it and give some feedback.
It's the first time ever I developed an Eclipse so I hope everything is
done right...
Before starting some questions, I'd like to thank some people whose code
I looked at to get insights in writing a m2e extension:
- Benson Margulies for his Checkstyle and PMD plugins
- Christian Schneider for his CXF code generator plugin
- and all the guys at Sonatype who made all this possible :-)
Some questions:
- Actually I'm using org.eclipse.m2e.axistools as package name and the
Eclipse EPL as license. Is that ok? Do you suggest something
better/else/...?
- If you think the plugin is ok, what are the next steps to make it
available in the m2e marketplace?
Greetings
Thorsten
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