Hi Steve,
The central repository is massive. As of July 4th:
Maven Repository Totals:
773,960 Files
93,618 Directories
114,996 Archives
66 GB (71,762,387,589 bytes)
Content within Archives:
6,405,263 Java Class Files
2,145,630 Java Source Code Files
3,205,789 HTML Files
rch engines, etc), and I think
our little search engine is a sign of a growing, healthy maven community. If
nothing else, it's been a great learning experience.
Keep up the great work with m2eclipse. I really think it is opening up maven
to thousands of new developers and making their (and our) li
jetty-maven-plugin
7.0.0.pre5
Versions of the plugin before 7 apparently use maven-jetty-plugin as the
artifact rather than jetty-maven-plugin:
org.mortbay.jetty
maven-jetty-plugin
6.1.14
The configuration guide describes configuration/execution of the various
goals.
Good luck,
Der
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that it might, in some small ways, encourage more people to adopt Java and
Maven.
Let me know if you have any other questions or suggestions.
Deron Eriksson
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quite likely to occur in the near future. Questions, comments, and
constructive criticism are always welcome!
Deron Eriksson
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he results of a "org.apache.maven.plugins" project query:
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run clean before running lifecycle commands
like 'package' since this ensures that old stuff is cleaned out when you
build your new artifact.
Deron Eriksson
f you perform a 'mvn clean package', you should see that your regular
classes end up in target/classes and your test classes end up in
target/test-classes. If you inspect your war file that is created, you
should see that it does not contain your test classes.
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omatically add a dependency to your project in Eclipse is a
really fantastic feature.
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Windows Vista's firewall normally asks you if you want to block or allow a
program's communication when it first occurs, but it doesn't always do this.
Deron Eriksson
Jinyuan Zhou-3 wrote:
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> http://www.mail-archive.com/users@maven.apache.org/ms
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