3 Jun
2008
3 Jun
'08
9:03 a.m.
On Jun 3, 2008, at 3:06 AM, David Ward wrote:
I have no idea what these are but that's definitely looks like a
problem. The curriki build maintainer should look at this
(David? :)).
If someone could point me at how such a post-war task can be done I
would be glad to get that in there.
No idea on my side, never used GWT and never really used the GWT
plugin either.
- rename and
move files: (org.curriki.gwt.Main to gwt, and gwt2.js
to gwt/gwt2.js)
These are annoying and run a high risk to be forgotten.
They could also very easily be done with a "post-war" task... does
the notion of postgoal still exist in Maven2? The location was determined when xwiki was using Ant
instead of Maven
and I have not found how to pass the appropriate options to the Maven
gwt compiler that would put the compiled code in the right location,
nor how to run a post-compile move of the directory as an alternative.
post-compile move is an "Ant"ish thing and should be avoided if
possible.
One thing you could do is check the sources of the GWT plugin. I do
that frequently with the other plugins and it helps. If that doesn't
work maybe you could ask on the GWT plugin's mailing list/forum.
-Vincent
PS: I'm not even understanding what you're trying to do so I'm just
answering generically here.