I have a problem, what I cannot solve.
I want to build my eclipse cdo server with Tycho/Maven and also I want to have the prossibility to start my cdo-server.product out of eclipse.
The cdo server it set up like this: http://wiki.eclipse.org/Setting_up_a_CDO_Server
No there is my problem: If I choose:
-Dnet4j.config="${resource_loc:/cdo.server/config}"
I can start it out of eclipse, but if I want to start the built CDO-Server.app it cannot find this folder.
If I choose:
-Dnet4j.config="../../../../../../../../../../cdo.server/config"
I can start the built CDO-Server.app, but I can't start it ou of eclipse.
This is all logical, but now I decided to make ${resource_loc:/cdo.server/config} as a property in my pom.xml file. But if I write it like this:
<properties>
<resource_loc:/cdo.server/config>../../../../../../../../../../cdo.server/config</resource_loc:/cdo.server/config>
</properties>
I get the exception, that this is not a parseable POM because of the slash in the tag.
If I want to make it like this:
<properties>
<resource_loc:>
<cdo.server>
<config>../../../../../../../../../../cdo.server/config</config>
</cdo.server>
</resource_loc:>
</properties>
It also is not a parseable POM. Is there any possibility to use ${resource_loc:/cdo.server/config} as a property?
The problem in your property definition are the slashes in the name of the property.
The following will fail parsing the pom.xml:
or WhatEverValue
It will also not working if you try to use / as a replacement for the slash in the entity name.