I'd like to have a semi-secure or just obscure enough way to hide
passwords. Here's what I'd like to do.
Essentially, filtering of properties. The password now is secure
enough when defined in a server section of settings.xml and then used
in a deployment plugin. However I often use passwords in the code,
for connecting to application services. E.g. I need a property for $
{twitter.username}.
I'd like for
-- the password to be encrypted in the same way as Maven 2.1.0 does
it; then
-- the password decrypted internally during compilation
-- the source file with the password to be interpolated with the
decrypted password during compilation
-- upon successful compilation into a class file or failed compile,
the expanded source to be discarded from target/
Is it doable with the current version?
Also, I tried to refer to the password as defined in settings.xml,
<servers>
<server>
<id>twitter</id>
<username>blah</username>
...
-- but the dotted notation seems incapable of referring to the
username from the block with the id of "twitter". Is there a way to
do it with ${settings:...what?...}
Cheers,
Alexy
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