Re: Continuum doesnot provide continous integration !!

2007-09-05 Thread Emmanuel Venisse

Can you explain why you don't want to use pom.xml from scm? If you want to use 
specific settings for your continuous integration, it would be better to use 
profiles in your pom

Emmanuel

albateos a écrit :


Thanks for ur replies. But these are not solution. We use local pom files
for adding a new project to the Continuum. But Continuum use just SCM tags
from the local pom file. After that uses pom.xml files from Subversion. I
want taht Continnum use local pom files while integration operation. How i
can do that??





albateos wrote:

Hi,

I'm new with continuum and using 1.1 BETA version. I'm using pom.xml files
for adding new projects to the continuum. But continuum dont use this
pom.xml files instead of this files uses pom.xml files in SCM (we are
using subversion for SCM). This dont provide continous integration. 


In this case i want to change our subproject versions without any changes
in SCM. For example parent project uses 20070904 version of subproject1 in
pom.xml in SCM.But while using Continuum i want to change parent project
uses this date version of subproject1. And this date version of subproject
is produced with Continuum. As sequence firstly i want to prepare this
date version of subprojects and parent project uses this prepared project
at the end. How can i do this?? 


Any ideas ??

Thanks,
Ibrahim









Re: Continuum doesnot provide continous integration !!

2007-09-05 Thread albateos


Thanks for ur replies. But these are not solution. We use local pom files
for adding a new project to the Continuum. But Continuum use just SCM tags
from the local pom file. After that uses pom.xml files from Subversion. I
want taht Continnum use local pom files while integration operation. How i
can do that??





albateos wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> 
> I'm new with continuum and using 1.1 BETA version. I'm using pom.xml files
> for adding new projects to the continuum. But continuum dont use this
> pom.xml files instead of this files uses pom.xml files in SCM (we are
> using subversion for SCM). This dont provide continous integration. 
> 
> In this case i want to change our subproject versions without any changes
> in SCM. For example parent project uses 20070904 version of subproject1 in
> pom.xml in SCM.But while using Continuum i want to change parent project
> uses this date version of subproject1. And this date version of subproject
> is produced with Continuum. As sequence firstly i want to prepare this
> date version of subprojects and parent project uses this prepared project
> at the end. How can i do this?? 
> 
> Any ideas ??
> 
> Thanks,
> Ibrahim
> 
> 
> 

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RE: Continuum doesnot provide continous integration !!

2007-09-05 Thread Cort, Tom
Ibrahim,

>From what you wrote, it looks like you want continuum to build the project
_before_ you commit it to subversion, right?Continuum looks at the  part
of your pom.xml to find the project source code. Continuum checks out the source
code from the subversion repository because that is what you have listed under
the  element in you pom.xml.

Perhaps you might try using the 'local' SCM Implementation with the path to your
files instead of 'svn'. Details on using 'local' are available here:
http://maven.apache.org/scm/local.html *Caution* 'local' is listed as "Partially
implemented" on the website, so this solution may not work.

-Tom

| -Original Message-
| From: David Roussel [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
| Sent: Wednesday, September 05, 2007 1:16 PM
| To: continuum-users@maven.apache.org
| Subject: Re: Continuum doesnot provide continous integration !!
| 
| Ibrahim,
| 
| It's not very clear what you mean.  Could you give a more detailed
| example of what you would like?
| 
| David
| 
| On 5 Sep 2007, at 14:54, albateos wrote:
| 
| 
| Hi,
| 
| I'm new with continuum and using 1.1 BETA version. I'm using pom.xml
| files
| for adding new projects to the continuum. But continuum dont use this
| pom.xml files instead of this files uses pom.xml files in SCM (we are
| using
| subversion for SCM). This dont provide continous integration.
| 
| In this case i want to change our subproject versions without any
| changes in
| SCM. For example parent project uses 20070904 version of subproject1 in
| pom.xml in SCM.But while using Continuum i want to change parent project
| uses this date version of subproject1. And this date version of
| subproject
| is produced with Continuum. As sequence firstly i want to prepare
| this date
| version of subprojects and parent project uses this prepared project
| at the
| end. How can i do this??
| 
| Any ideas ??
| 
| Thanks,
| Ibrahim
| 
| 
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Continuum doesnot provide continous integration !!

2007-09-05 Thread albateos

Hi,

I'm new with continuum and using 1.1 BETA version. I'm using pom.xml files
for adding new projects to the continuum. But continuum dont use this
pom.xml files instead of this files uses pom.xml files in SCM (we are using
subversion for SCM). This dont provide continous integration. 

In this case i want to change our subproject versions without any changes in
SCM. For example parent project uses 20070904 version of subproject1 in
pom.xml in SCM.But while using Continuum i want to change parent project
uses this date version of subproject1. And this date version of subproject
is produced with Continuum. As sequence firstly i want to prepare this date
version of subprojects and parent project uses this prepared project at the
end. How can i do this?? 

Any ideas ??

Thanks,
Ibrahim


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