= iPojo support for buildr

iPojo is an OSGi component model (http://felix.apache.org/site/apache-felix-ipojo.html).
This extension processes OSGi bundles using iPojo's pojoizer to generate the required
metadata for the iPojo component model.

The extension will process all packages of type :jar and generate the required metadata
from annotations and an ipojo metadata file if present. The default location of the
metadata file is "src/main/config/ipojo.xml" but this can be changed by assigning the
"ipojo.metadata_filename" setting.

A typical project that uses the extension with the default metadata file location.

  define 'myProject' do
    ...
    project.ipojoize!
    package :jar
    ...
  end

An example of a project that specifies the metadata file location.

  define 'myProject' do
    ...
    # Note: no longer require project.pojoize!
    project.ipojo.metadata_filename = _("src/ipojo.xml")
    package :jar
    ...
  end

== Installation

The extension is packaged as a gem named "buildr-ipojo", consult the ruby gems installation
steps but typically it is either

  sudo gem install buildr-ipojo

for MRI ruby or

  jgem install buildr-ipojo

for jruby.

The user then needs to add the following require into the build file:

  require 'buildr_ipojo'

If the local maven repository does not contain the required ipojo jars they can be downloaded
but you will need to register the remote repository by adding the following to the build file:

repositories.remote << Buildr::Ipojo.remote_repository

= iPojo support for buildr

iPojo is an OSGi component model (http://felix.apache.org/site/apache-felix-ipojo.html).
This extension processes OSGi bundles using iPojo's pojoizer to generate the required
metadata for the iPojo component model.

The extension will process all packages of type :jar and generate the required metadata
from annotations and an ipojo metadata file if present. The default location of the
metadata file is "src/main/config/ipojo.xml" but this can be changed by assigning the
"ipojo.metadata_filename" setting.

A typical project that uses the extension with the default metadata file location.

  define 'myProject' do
    ...
    project.ipojoize!
    package :jar
    ...
  end

An example of a project that specifies the metadata file location.

  define 'myProject' do
    ...
    # Note: no longer require project.pojoize!
    project.ipojo.metadata_filename = _("src/ipojo.xml")
    package :jar
    ...
  end

== Installation

The extension is packaged as a gem named "buildr-ipojo", consult the ruby gems installation
steps but typically it is either

  sudo gem install buildr-ipojo

for MRI ruby or

  jgem install buildr-ipojo

for jruby.

The user then needs to add the following require into the build file:

  require 'buildr_ipojo'

If the local maven repository does not contain the required ipojo jars they can be downloaded
but you will need to register the remote repository by adding the following to the build file:

  repositories.remote << Buildr::Ipojo.remote_repository

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