Just see if you have any planning for providing maven2 pom for the project? :)
Currently I need to create POM myself which I think will be much more convenient to other if it is provided (especially there are more dependencies in the ClassExt sub module)
In fact currently I found no build scripts in the source in SVN. I am pleased to help to reorganize the directories and provide the POMs which make sevenmocks compiles on maven.
Adrian
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Have sent you the email about the suggestion about reorganizing directory structure but haven't hear feedback from you for some time. What's your thinking? :)
Alien
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Sorry for the delay - I've been away for a couple of days. I did send you an email last week via your sourceforge address, though - but not sure whether you got it?
The directory structure you propose looks fine to me. I'll do the re-org as soon as I get a chance - it shouldn't take too long.
I've recently started using Maven for other projects and have put sevenmock in our repository with a default POM. The POM generated is as follows:
I have only received one email from you which I have replied with the suggested directory structure.
If you think it is ok, then I create POMs accordingly :)
Do you want to use com.sevenirene as group ID, or simply use sevenmock as group ID? (many open source project use the product name directly as the group id and I think it is easier for user to find, though I originally put sevenmock under net.sourceforge.sevenmock in my local repository :P )
Shall send you batch file to reorganize directory structure with svn command too.
Should be ready within tmr.
Adrian
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(Seems that I raised a lot of issue recently :P )
Just see if you have any planning for providing maven2 pom for the project? :)
Currently I need to create POM myself which I think will be much more convenient to other if it is provided (especially there are more dependencies in the ClassExt sub module)
In fact currently I found no build scripts in the source in SVN. I am pleased to help to reorganize the directories and provide the POMs which make sevenmocks compiles on maven.
Adrian
It has been on my to-do list for a while now... Any help appreciated :)
Glad to help on that. What should I do in order to contribute on this?
Hi Colin,
Have sent you the email about the suggestion about reorganizing directory structure but haven't hear feedback from you for some time. What's your thinking? :)
Alien
Hi Adrian,
Sorry for the delay - I've been away for a couple of days. I did send you an email last week via your sourceforge address, though - but not sure whether you got it?
The directory structure you propose looks fine to me. I'll do the re-org as soon as I get a chance - it shouldn't take too long.
I've recently started using Maven for other projects and have put sevenmock in our repository with a default POM. The POM generated is as follows:
<groupId>com.sevenirene</groupId>
<artifactId>sevenmock</artifactId>
<version>2.0.4</version>
------- ARTIFACT EFFECTIVE METADATA END -------
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<project>
<modelVersion>4.0.0</modelVersion>
<groupId>com.sevenirene</groupId>
<artifactId>sevenmock</artifactId>
<version>2.0.4</version>
<description>Auto generated POM</description>
</project>
Obviously, this is going to need a bit more information though - especially for the class extension project.
Regards,
Colin.
Hi Colin,
I have only received one email from you which I have replied with the suggested directory structure.
If you think it is ok, then I create POMs accordingly :)
Do you want to use com.sevenirene as group ID, or simply use sevenmock as group ID? (many open source project use the product name directly as the group id and I think it is easier for user to find, though I originally put sevenmock under net.sourceforge.sevenmock in my local repository :P )
Shall send you batch file to reorganize directory structure with svn command too.
Should be ready within tmr.
Adrian
So are the artifacts posted in Maven? I can't find SevenMock in the Maven central repository.
Bruce
I'm afraid they aren't yet. I'll post an announcement here when they are.