com.feathersui.maven.plugin.lime_openfl

Class Meta

java.lang.Object

com.feathersui.maven.plugin.lime_openfl.Meta

public class Meta
extends Object

Represents the <meta> element of the Lime project.xml format.

The following example sets the title and description fields.

 
 <limeProject>
   <meta>
     <title>My Cool Application</title>
     <description>Get more stuff done with My Cool App</description>
   </meta>
 </limeProject>
 
 

See Also:

Lime project.xml format: <meta>

Field Summary

Fields

Modifier and Type	Field and Description
String	buildNumber Represents the <meta build-number=""> attribute of the Lime project.xml format.
String	company The name of the company that created the application.
String	companyId Represents the <meta company-id=""> attribute of the Lime project.xml format.
String	companyUrl The URL of the company that created the application.
String	description The description of the application.
String	packageId The package identifier of the application.
String	title The title of the application.
String	version The version of the application.

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
Meta()

Method Summary

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Field Detail

title

public String title

The title of the application. Represents the <meta title=""> attribute of the Lime project.xml format.

Hint: If the <title> element is not defined, the default value will be populated from the project name in the Maven pom.xml file.

The following example sets the <title> element.

 
 <limeProject>
   <meta>
     <title>My Application</title>
   </meta>
 </limeProject>
 
 

description

public String description

The description of the application. Represents the <meta description=""> attribute of the Lime project.xml format.

Hint: If the <description> element is not defined, the default value will be populated from the project description in the Maven pom.xml file.

The following example sets the <description> element.

 
 <limeProject>
   <meta>
     <description>Get more stuff done with My Cool App</description>
   </meta>
 </limeProject>
 
 

packageId

public String packageId

The package identifier of the application. Represents the <meta package=""> attribute of the Lime project.xml format.

Hint: If the <packageId> element is not defined, the default value will be populated from the project description in the Maven pom.xml file.

The following example sets the <packageId> element.

 
 <limeProject>
   <meta>
     <packageId>com.example.myapp</packageId>
   </meta>
 </limeProject>
 
 

version

public String version

The version of the application. Represents the <meta version=""> attribute of the Lime project.xml format.

Hint: If the <version> element is not defined, the default value will be populated from the project version in the Maven pom.xml file.

The following example sets the <version> element.

 
 <limeProject>
   <meta>
     <version>1.2.3</version>
   </meta>
 </limeProject>
 
 

company

public String company

The name of the company that created the application. Represents the <meta company=""> attribute of the Lime project.xml format.

Hint: If the <company> element is not defined, the default value will be populated from the organization name in the Maven pom.xml file.

The following example sets the <company> element.

 
 <limeProject>
   <meta>
     <company>Example, Inc.</company>
   </meta>
 </limeProject>
 
 

companyId

public String companyId

Represents the <meta company-id=""> attribute of the Lime project.xml format.

The following example sets the <companyId> element.

 
 <limeProject>
   <meta>
     <companyId>id</companyId>
   </meta>
 </limeProject>
 
 

companyUrl

public String companyUrl

The URL of the company that created the application. Represents the <meta company-url=""> attribute of the Lime project.xml format.

Hint: If the <companyUrl> element is not defined, the default value will be populated from the organization URL in the Maven pom.xml file.

The following example sets the <companyUrl> element.

 
 <limeProject>
   <meta>
     <companyUrl>https://example.com/</companyUrl>
   </meta>
 </limeProject>
 
 

buildNumber

public String buildNumber

Represents the <meta build-number=""> attribute of the Lime project.xml format.

The following example sets the <buildNumber> element.

 
 <limeProject>
   <meta>
     <buildNumber>5</buildNumber>
   </meta>
 </limeProject>
 
 

Constructor Detail

Meta

public Meta()