Is JAR name using project.name instead of project.name.lowercase?

[paulhoadley]

My observation is that for a project named "Juno", wolifecycle produces juno.jar, but vermilingua produces Juno.jar. I don't know whether the explanation in the title is correct, but certainly both those properties are present in build.properties. In any case, it's not like it matters, just pointing out a difference between vermilingua and our "reference implementation".

[hugithordarson]

I don't think it matters much but it's easy to change (although I think I'll use toLowerCase() on the project's name instead of using project.name.lowercase (since the project will read it's name from the Maven project's name if there's no build.properties.