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Add possibility to write web.xml for non-war projects #8

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edalquist opened this issue May 10, 2013 · 3 comments
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Add possibility to write web.xml for non-war projects #8

edalquist opened this issue May 10, 2013 · 3 comments

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@edalquist
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See https://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MJSPC-50

@GregDThomas
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[Details copied from codehaus as it's closing down]

This issue is somewhat related to MJSPC-7.
In our project we need to generate web.xml file for jar project (yes, jar packaging). Currently (2.0-alpha-3) it is not supported because of this (and similar) code:

if (isWar && includeInProject)
{ writeWebXml() ... }

So from my perspective there should be an option to override packaging type check, at least very simple, like this:

boolean isWar = overrideWarCheck || "war" == project.packaging

@ChristianMurphy
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@edalquist @GregDThomas would either of you be willing to open a PR to resolve this?

@ChristianMurphy
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Hey there! 👋

Thanks for opening an issue with jspc-maven-plugin. 👍 🙇‍♂️
At the moment, the jspc maven plugin does not have an active maintainer to process your request. ⛔
While the Jasig jspc maven plugin is without an active maintainer, we recommend the Apache Sling jspc maven plugin and the Jetty jspc maven plugin as alternatives that are actively maintained. ✅
If you are interested in becoming a project maintainer, there is a uPortal-dev list post where you can register your interest. 📧

Thanks again for contributing to the jspc-maven-plugin! ✨

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