Hi Marco,
Yes you can use jMock 2 with maven 2.
Here is the pom configuration : http://www.jmock.org/maven.html
(In ibiblio.org : http://mirrors.ibiblio.org/pub/mirrors/maven2/org/jmock/)
Yan Langlois.
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For links between parent and child modules there are other ways. I can't
find the page for it right now, but it's
in the child module site.xml
and
in the parent site.xml
Cameron Jones wrote:
Is there a reason for this? Is the intention of a site to be for the
entire project or just an ind
Is there a reason for this? Is the intention of a site to be for the
entire project or just an individual module? I would think that having
the paths auto generated would be a good feature like when there's a
reference to the parent site which is correctly generated as
"../index.html"
Alternativel
Won't ${project.version} be resolved to the version of the pom in the project
where the build was invoked?
I want the version of "this" pom, ie the pom which contains the property
reference. It will make a difference in a multi-module build where projects
have different versions.
Peter
Thor
David,
i havent followed htis thread sorry,but if your goal is to pre-create
tables for your tests, you might want to set the
hibernate.ddl.auto=create/update property... ,
if your goal is to generate hbm.xml files, you might want to have a look at
xd2 mvn2 plugin...
hth
marco
On/1/07, David W
You need to change the goal to "attached" if you want this to run inside
your build. The assembly goal forks the build and causes everything to
run twice.
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[INFO] Unable to tag SCM
Provider message:
The svn tag command failed.
Command output:
svn: Commit failed (details follow):
svn: Source url 'svn+ssh://galatea.chrissearle.org/repository/
common/trunk' is from different repository
The only thing I can spot is in that Tagging line - where it has
Hi,
I would like to be able to create a Jar, that has all it's dependencies
in it (and has a MainClass set in the manifest). I can get this to work
using the assembly plugin, but the problem is that it causes my unit
tests to all get run twice. This is causing our builds to take way
longer
