d the "war.bundle=true" property to all of them.
Also, where is jakarta-oro.jar?
http://www.ibiblio.org/maven/oro/jars/
Note that Struts' only run-time dependency on ORO is for the "mask"
validator. If you don't use commons-validator based validation or if
you don
resumably you're trying to minimize
overhead? Although, how do you ensure the DB is in a consistent
state unless you do it for each test run, which means doing it in
setup() ?
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project.xml had any run-time implications. Can you point to any more
info about this?
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ink I've got things kind of working. At least, I'm not getting
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such file or directory)
I upgraded from rc2 to rc3, and am getting pretty much the same behavior.
The only thing I can find about this is a closed JIRA issue:
http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MAVEN-1262
Is the only solution to work from CVS HEAD?
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oking at the same version of the plugin.jelly script?
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Apache projects are currently finishing changing
to the Apache 2.0 license. Is there anything one should do to keep
those directories "correct"?
Just curious...
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have you also got
maven.jar.override=on
in your properties?
I don't user clover, but I do override jars, and it works when I use
both the maven.jar.override as well as the specific overrides.
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multiproject:goal
It does even more, as evidenced by the other goals on the doc page:
http://maven.apache.org/reference/plugins/multiproject/goals.html
However, I haven't done much with building a the site with
multiproject, so I can't really help you with your specific question.
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from the writeup, it looks like a different issue:
http://jira.codehaus.org/secure/ViewIssue.jspa?key=MAVEN-825
Do I need to upgrade to a newer release? Or is this just a bug that
I should file in Jira?
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This is such a serious problem that I think a new Maven release
should be cut as soon as possible. Even if it were just a beta 9.01
or something.
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The properties you asked about are discussed in the User Guide:
http://maven.apache.org/reference/user-guide.html
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po.central=your.repository.com
maven.repo.central.directory=/path/to/repo/root
project.properties is probably the best place to put this, since it's
likely to be logically constant for all users of the same project.
Of course you can set these using any of the maven property setting
techniques.
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At 22:38 +0200 6/5/03, Vincent Massol wrote:
Your wishes have been granted! :-)
See http://maven.apache.org/reference/plugins/changes
(make sure you refresh your browser)
If only it were always that easy!
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Copying JSPs -- no filtering
**/*.jsp
copy target-specific resources -
${deploy.target}
plugins/changes/index.html -- then
again, it would be great if that page wasn't a copy of the changelog
docs!
I know, everyone is busy. Just trying a little levity.
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al attribute on the dependency, like .
Current common solution (in mail archives) is to set maven.repo.remote to a
local repository (either local file system or an internal server). This is
also a cool idea. A local repository (supplemental to ibiblio) on our own
server seems like a cool id
m goal.
I can't think of anything offhand which is directly designed for your
needs, but like I said, I'm not sure if I understand your needs!
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revent these from being distributed on iBiblio, so setting up your
own repository is indeed the easiest fix.
Technically, "activation.jar" isn't part of JavaMail, it's just used
by it, but it's your repository, so as long as you know where to find
it...
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