Deploy an arbitrary JAR to a local Maven repo (generating its POM file as well).
Maven repos are rather un-fexible but just as useful.
Usage:
./pomfrite -p loway-tpf -v 1.2.3 -j tpf.jar -r /var/www/maven/repo
You will first need to create a "recipe" that specifies dependecies.
The script will:
- Copy your current Jar (named the way you like best) to the repo, creating any missing directories and naming them correctly.
- Create a POM file with correct compile and test dependencies.
Very plain, but it works. Enjoy!
./pomfrite -p tpfgwt-client -v 0.9.7 \
-j /home/pubsamba/for_wombat/loway/TpfGwt-0.9.7-gwtSources.jar \
-r /var/www/html/maven
./pomfrite -p tpfgwt-server -v 0.9.7 \
-j /home/pubsamba/for_wombat/loway/TpfGwt-0.9.7-server.jar \
-r /var/www/html/maven
./pomfrite -p loway-tpf -v 245p -j /home/pubsamba/for_wombat/loway/loway-tpf-245p.jar -r /var/www/html/maven
./pomfrite -p gwt-softphone -v 150105S221FC35 -j ./gwt_softphone-150105S221FC35.jar -r /var/www/html/maven