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Dan Allen commented on SEAMFORGE-3:
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Fantastic. Keep in mind that archetypes are very much a means to an end. What I'm most
interested in is the end. The end is having a ready-made project for experimenting with
CDI, JPA, JSF, JAX-RS, Bean Validation, EJB-lite and Arquillian. In fact, having to
maintain the archetypes using a reverse engineering of the project is a real pain.
Hopefully the helps give you an idea of where to place focus.
I should also mention that the archetypes have been extremely popular in trainings because
minimal effort gives students a lot of early success.
Create project from Maven archetype
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Key: SEAMFORGE-3
URL:
https://issues.jboss.org/browse/SEAMFORGE-3
Project: Seam Forge
Issue Type: Feature Request
Reporter: Dan Allen
Assignee: Rodney Russ
Priority: Minor
Since the catalog of Maven archetypes is substantial, and the archetype plugin interface
is so abysmal, Forge could benefit from being a stand-in replacement to
archetype:generate. A command in Forge to create a new project from a Maven archetype
would certainly offer a nice complement to the more basic "new-project" command.
It could just be an additional flag to the new-project command, such as:
new-project --named MyProject --fromArchetype
org.jboss.weld.archetypes:jboss-javaee6-webapp
Using the interactive prompts, you may be able to provide a list of archetypes, perhaps
w/ a filtering mechanism. You could also just do a best guess based on what's found in
the catalog.
new-project --named MyProject --fromArchetype jboss-javaee6-webapp
You could just delegate to Maven by building up the "mvn archetype:generate"
command from Forge. Long term we could consider emulating the archetype:generate plugin so
as just to consume the projects that are out there already w/o any linkage to Maven.
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