If there is an unrecoverable error in a Ruby Mojo, you will need
to raise a MojoError
. Example 18.7, “Raising a MojoError from a Ruby Mojo” shows you how to raise a
MojoError
. This example mojo prints out a message
and then raises a MojoError
.
Example 18.7. Raising a MojoError from a Ruby Mojo
# Prints a Message # @goal error # @phase validate class Error < Mojo # @parameter type="java.lang.String" default-value="Hello Maven World" expression="${message}" # @required true # @readonly false # @deprecated false def message end def execute info $message raise MojoError.new( "This Mojo Raised a MojoError" ) end end run_mojo Error
Running this Mojo, produces the following output:
$ mvn firstruby:error ... INFO] [firstruby:error] [INFO] Hello Maven World [ERROR] This Mojo Raised a MojoError