| [m2e-users] Can Maven tell Eclipse/m2eclipse to include generated code in classpath? |
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Is there a way to specify in the pom file that a directory, such as /target/generated/cxf, should be included in the Eclipse classpath?
I'm using the cxf-codegen-plugin to generate code from wsdl. The generated code goes into /target/generated/cxf. I need to reference this code from my code, but I don't want to put the generated code under version control and therefore
don't want to move it to /src/main/java. However, if I leave it under /target/generated/cxf, then I have to configure my project in Eclipse to include /target/generated/cxf in the Eclipse classpath. This is no fun as I have to make this step part of the setup
procedures that other developers have to do before they can start working with the code. Someone told me that this is not an issue when using NetBeans because the NetBeans/Maven component automatically includes the generated code in the classpath. Is there
a better solution? Is there any articles on this topic that lays out the possible approaches and carefully weighs the pros and cons of each? Thanks, Nathan Nathan Ward Sr. Software Engineer Merlin International, Inc. 8381 Old Courthouse Road Ste. 200 Vienna, VA 22182 Phone 703-752-7436 Fax 703-752-2935
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