Re: LinkCheck Plugin
Can you please file a bug against the changelog plugin? I've never noticed that before, but it seems all the paths are relative to the actual repository root, not what is specified in the tag. Cheers, Brett On Apr 9, 2005 2:23 PM, James Mitchell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Thanks Brett. > > Another quick question. > > In the Change Log and File Activity reports, the File/Message entries look > fine, but the link to the svn repository is incorrect. > > I must be missing something... > http://www.edgetechservices.net/maven/docs/multiproject/struts-core/changelog-report.html > > For example: > The value says /struts/core/trunk/src/Foo.java > > ...but the href links to: > http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/struts/core/trunk/struts/core/trunk/src/Foo.java > ^---^ ^---^ > > I tried a few things in the POM, googled, and looked through the site docs > and reference properties, but nothing jumps out at me. > > -- > James Mitchell > Software Engineer / Open Source Evangelist > Consulting / Mentoring / Freelance > EdgeTech, Inc. > 678.910.8017 > AIM: jmitchtx > Yahoo: jmitchtx > MSN: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > - Original Message - > From: "Brett Porter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: "Maven Users List" > Sent: Friday, April 08, 2005 9:26 PM > Subject: Re: LinkCheck Plugin > > > That was because the default cache was not stored in /target/. It's > > configurable. > > > > On Apr 9, 2005 6:12 AM, James Mitchell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> With respect to #2 on this page: > >> http://maven.apache.org/reference/plugins/linkcheck/ > >> > >> Is this saying that this plugin will have the ability to skip previously > >> validated remote URLs EVEN after a "clean"? > >> > >> -- > >> James Mitchell > >> Software Engineer / Open Source Evangelist > >> Consulting / Mentoring / Freelance > >> EdgeTech, Inc. > >> 678.910.8017 > >> AIM: jmitchtx > >> Yahoo: jmitchtx > >> MSN: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >> > >> - > >> To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >> For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >> > >> > > > > - > > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > > > > - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: LinkCheck Plugin
Thanks Brett. Another quick question. In the Change Log and File Activity reports, the File/Message entries look fine, but the link to the svn repository is incorrect. I must be missing something... http://www.edgetechservices.net/maven/docs/multiproject/struts-core/changelog-report.html For example: The value says /struts/core/trunk/src/Foo.java ...but the href links to: http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/struts/core/trunk/struts/core/trunk/src/Foo.java ^---^ ^---^ I tried a few things in the POM, googled, and looked through the site docs and reference properties, but nothing jumps out at me. -- James Mitchell Software Engineer / Open Source Evangelist Consulting / Mentoring / Freelance EdgeTech, Inc. 678.910.8017 AIM: jmitchtx Yahoo: jmitchtx MSN: [EMAIL PROTECTED] - Original Message - From: "Brett Porter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "Maven Users List" Sent: Friday, April 08, 2005 9:26 PM Subject: Re: LinkCheck Plugin That was because the default cache was not stored in /target/. It's configurable. On Apr 9, 2005 6:12 AM, James Mitchell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: With respect to #2 on this page: http://maven.apache.org/reference/plugins/linkcheck/ Is this saying that this plugin will have the ability to skip previously validated remote URLs EVEN after a "clean"? -- James Mitchell Software Engineer / Open Source Evangelist Consulting / Mentoring / Freelance EdgeTech, Inc. 678.910.8017 AIM: jmitchtx Yahoo: jmitchtx MSN: [EMAIL PROTECTED] - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Migrating to Maven
Anil Arora wrote:
And with multiproject, the
dependency version should be centralized. I guess the only way to do
this is to use the jar override mechanism. Also, I cannot figure out
how to correctly get the dependencies between projects to work. It's
says it cannot download the jar file.
I have a project with sub projects and the version is "centralized" in a
way, as it is defined in the top level project.xml that the sub projects
inherit with tag (the sub projects don't define the version in
their own project.xml).
The dependencies are defined as follows, and because the reactor
determines the order of the build (I use a custom reactor build, but I
think this should also happen with multiproject), the dependencies work
out fine. No jar override is used.
${pom.groupId}
someArtifact
${pom.currentVersion}
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Re: LinkCheck Plugin
That was because the default cache was not stored in /target/. It's configurable. On Apr 9, 2005 6:12 AM, James Mitchell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > With respect to #2 on this page: > http://maven.apache.org/reference/plugins/linkcheck/ > > Is this saying that this plugin will have the ability to skip previously > validated remote URLs EVEN after a "clean"? > > -- > James Mitchell > Software Engineer / Open Source Evangelist > Consulting / Mentoring / Freelance > EdgeTech, Inc. > 678.910.8017 > AIM: jmitchtx > Yahoo: jmitchtx > MSN: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > - > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Equivalent of "maven --info" when running in console
I'm not sure if you could... what do you need it for? On Apr 9, 2005 6:40 AM, Jamie Bisotti <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > When inside maven's console plugin, how can I get the equivalent > information provided by the --info parameter? > > -- > Jamie > > - > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Maven 2
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Just letting you know that the maven-eclipse-plugin for Maven 2.0 is deployed to ibiblio.org. To use it, type: m2 eclipse:eclipse in the root of your project directory. HTH, john Ilyevsky, Leonid (Equity Trading) wrote: > I got maven2 today, and I am eager to start. Two main problems right in > the beginning: > > 1. Where do I specify my web proxy ? Obviously maven2 does not use > build.properties anymore. > > 2. On maven2 webpage they suggest to consult documentation frequently. > Where is documentation anyway? I couldn't find it. If I looked at > documentation, I probably wouldn't have the problem #1. > > Please help. I cannot do anything without proxy settings. > > > If you are not an intended recipient of this e-mail, please notify the > sender, delete it and do not read, act upon, print, disclose, copy, retain or > redistribute it. Click here for important additional terms relating to this > e-mail. http://www.ml.com/email_terms/ > > -BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE- Version: GnuPG v1.2.6 (GNU/Linux) iD8DBQFCVwYuK3h2CZwO/4URAnyOAJ4w40v43ay9MQOPPWh/y9qDCGgscQCfaNIK lYeMHqoeTGoAYu3xUnmbSLQ= =m1lp -END PGP SIGNATURE- - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
RE: Migrating to Maven
Thanks, Anthony. This was very helpful. I've started a prototype of a maven build environment on top of our existing one. My goal is to not change anything, with the exception of a few minor tweaks. Moving src files around is not much of an option right now. I also did a bit of searching to look for an example of an application built using maven, versus a library. The only one I have looked at is cruisecontrol itself, since I had that handy. I would be curious to see if someone used maven to build tomcat because that's a complicated application with a lot of artifacts, distribution, etc. I'm actually quite disappointed with the artifact management stuff. Yes, the whole downloadable thing is nice. But projects always contain more than one artifact. Ant itself contains multiple jar files. It seems like a pain for me to have to create a dependency for each jar file for a dependent application. And with multiproject, the dependency version should be centralized. I guess the only way to do this is to use the jar override mechanism. Also, I cannot figure out how to correctly get the dependencies between projects to work. It's says it cannot download the jar file. I don't want this to sound like I'm criticizing Maven too much, because I believe that the intentions are good. Just needs a bit more work. I really like the multiproject site generation. Actually, that's the main reason for me looking at Maven at this point. I'll have to figure out how to combine all of the javadocs together for distribution (internal/external). Anil -Original Message- From: Roy, Anthony [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, April 08, 2005 1:51 AM To: Maven Users List Subject: RE: Migrating to Maven > First, I would like to see what people's first impressions > are. Have other people tried to adopt maven in a similar way > and succeeded/failed? We have been using Maven now for around 5 months. It was easy to get started with, and requires a lot less work to set up than an Ant project (we had our own Ant build system with lots of default targets for common tasks, almost all of which have been made redundant with the switch to Maven. The dependency resolution, while not perfect, was a HUGE incentive for us - it makes starting new projects so much easier, as well as updating libraries in existing projects, and managing inter-project dependencies. > I'm guessing I need some sort of master project file that > will drive the sub projects. I was looking at the > multiproject plug-in. This seemed to be something that I > needed to use. But it seems like I need finer grain control > on what order the projects are compiled in. The muli-project plugin looks through the list of dependencies in each project, and makes sure that projects get built in the correct order (i.e. a project will be built after its dependencies). If you *do* need finer control than that, you can create a new goal in your maven.xml, perhaps using the reactor jelly tag to get whatever control you need. It is considered best practice though to get your projects using as little customisation as possible in the maven.xml, since it reduces maintenance cost. > If I encounter a case where there is a third party jar file > is not in ibiblio or an online repository, what is the > recommended procedure? Copy the jar into an appropriate directory structure in your global repository (or local repo if you haven't got a global one set up). For example we have the javamail jar in the javamail/jars/ directory of the repo, with the filename javamail-1.3.2.jar. This is then referenced by the dependency javamail javamail 1.3.2 > How can I build a jar without the version number? I don't > really care about the version number. The entire image is > versioned. Actually, how do I strip out the version numbers > from the third-party jar files. We don't care for this and > it actually makes our lives harder when we do patching. We'd > have to remove the old jar files and add the new ones. In our > current environment, we just simply overlay the jar file and > restart the application. Set up a post-goal to jar:jar in the maven.xml to rename the jar: Do something similar for the third party jars assuming you have some sort of pack goal set up (we actually have a maven plugin set up that we use to build all distributions - the best approach if you are going to be using the same custom goals for different projects). > How do I tell maven to place all of the jar files under the > image instead of some unknown location? We found that the smoothest way to use Maven was to use the standard setup, which is not very much different from the setup you already have. For example: +- base/util +- src +- java +- test +- config +- target +- xdocs The source along with any specified config files get comiled and placed in the target dir, as do any jars created. If you wanted to m
Equivalent of "maven --info" when running in console
When inside maven's console plugin, how can I get the equivalent information provided by the --info parameter? -- Jamie - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
LinkCheck Plugin
With respect to #2 on this page: http://maven.apache.org/reference/plugins/linkcheck/ Is this saying that this plugin will have the ability to skip previously validated remote URLs EVEN after a "clean"? -- James Mitchell Software Engineer / Open Source Evangelist Consulting / Mentoring / Freelance EdgeTech, Inc. 678.910.8017 AIM: jmitchtx Yahoo: jmitchtx MSN: [EMAIL PROTECTED] - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Newbie: maven and xdoclet without the xdoclet-plugin - No results
I was running the xdoclet plugin for maven and was having trouble with error messages telling me that I had files in more than one fileset. So I decided to scale back and take a working ant script and incorporate it into my maven.xml. The script runs to completion and tells me that the build passed, but nothing is created. I pasted the verbose output from maven below and you can see where Ant is loading classes and appears to be ready to execute the task, it then terminates without generating the files or giving an error. Anybody point me in the right direction? Thanks! PS - I have also posted this to the xdoclet user list. +---+ |-| | R U N N I N G W E B D O C L E T | |_| +---+ Taskdef. Timestamp... Webdoclet.. Fileset.. Deployment Descriptor XMI files.. Exit webdoclet. webdoclet_goal: [echo] +---+ [echo] |-| [echo] | R U N N I N G W E B D O C L E T | [echo] |_| [echo] +---+ [taskdef] [DEBUG] Finding class xdoclet.modules.web.WebDocletTask [taskdef] [DEBUG] Finding class xdoclet.DocletTask [taskdef] [DEBUG] Finding class xjavadoc.ant.XJavadocTask [taskdef] [DEBUG] Class org.apache.tools.ant.Task loaded from parent loader [taskdef] [DEBUG] Class xjavadoc.ant.XJavadocTask loaded from ant loader [taskdef] [DEBUG] Class org.apache.tools.ant.DynamicConfigurator loaded from parent loader [taskdef] [DEBUG] Class xdoclet.DocletTask loaded from ant loader [taskdef] [DEBUG] Class xdoclet.modules.web.WebDocletTask loaded from ant loader [taskdef] [DEBUG] Class java.lang.Throwable loaded from parent loader [taskdef] [DEBUG] Class java.lang.OutOfMemoryError loaded from parent loader [taskdef] [DEBUG] Class java.util.Map loaded from parent loader [taskdef] [DEBUG] Class org.apache.tools.ant.types.AbstractFileSet loaded from parent loader [taskdef] [DEBUG] Class org.apache.tools.ant.types.FileSet loaded from parent loader [taskdef] [DEBUG] Finding class xjavadoc.SourceSet [taskdef] [DEBUG] Class java.lang.Object loaded from parent loader [taskdef] [DEBUG] Class java.io.Serializable loaded from parent loader [taskdef] [DEBUG] Class xjavadoc.SourceSet loaded from ant loader [taskdef] [DEBUG] Class org.apache.tools.ant.BuildException loaded from parent loader [taskdef] [DEBUG] Class java.lang.ClassNotFoundException loaded from parent loader [taskdef] [DEBUG] Class java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError loaded from parent loader [taskdef] [DEBUG] Class java.util.List loaded from parent loader [taskdef] [DEBUG] Class java.lang.InstantiationException loaded from parent loader [taskdef] [DEBUG] Class java.lang.IllegalAccessException loaded from parent loader [taskdef] [DEBUG] Finding class xdoclet.SubTask [taskdef] [DEBUG] Finding class xdoclet.DocletSupport [taskdef] [DEBUG] Class xdoclet.DocletSupport loaded from ant loader [taskdef] [DEBUG] Class xdoclet.SubTask loaded from ant loader [taskdef] [DEBUG] Finding class xdoclet.TemplateSubTask [taskdef] [DEBUG] Class xdoclet.TemplateSubTask loaded from ant loader [taskdef] [DEBUG] Finding class xdoclet.XmlSubTask [taskdef] [DEBUG] Class xdoclet.XmlSubTask loaded from ant loader [taskdef] [DEBUG] Finding class xdoclet.XDocletException [taskdef] [DEBUG] Finding class xdoclet.template.TemplateException [taskdef] [DEBUG] Class java.lang.Exception loaded from parent loader [taskdef] [DEBUG] Class xdoclet.template.TemplateException loaded from ant loader [taskdef] [DEBUG] Class xdoclet.XDocletException loaded from ant loader [taskdef] [DEBUG] Class java.lang.ClassCastException loaded from parent loader [taskdef] [DEBUG] +User task: webdoclet xdocle
Re: Maven 2
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Hi! I tried to reply to your query on IRC, but I guess I was too late. So, I'll re-reply here. :) Ilyevsky, Leonid (Equity Trading) wrote: > I got maven2 today, and I am eager to start. Two main problems right in > the beginning: > > 1. Where do I specify my web proxy ? Obviously maven2 does not use > build.properties anymore. Specify a file called ~/.m2/settings.xml (in .m2 under your user-home directory) with something similar to: true /path/to/local/repo true http http://proxy.somewhere.com 80 proxyuser somepassword www.google.com,*.somewhere.com That first part is unrelated to the proxy, but it's useful for determining where the local repository is stored. The second part reveals password management which leaves something to be desired without doubt...but we have plans to improve that stuff in subsequent releases. > > 2. On maven2 webpage they suggest to consult documentation frequently. > Where is documentation anyway? I couldn't find it. If I looked at > documentation, I probably wouldn't have the problem #1. http://maven.apache.org/maven2 We'll be adding documentation there as Maven 2.0 matures, so keep watching that space! > > Please help. I cannot do anything without proxy settings. > > > If you are not an intended recipient of this e-mail, please notify the > sender, delete it and do not read, act upon, print, disclose, copy, retain or > redistribute it. Click here for important additional terms relating to this > e-mail. http://www.ml.com/email_terms/ > > Hope that helps, John -BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE- Version: GnuPG v1.2.6 (GNU/Linux) iD8DBQFCVt0AK3h2CZwO/4URAvfjAJ9K1Jn2hwTfCtniAdnPwZIierZNMwCggpQg E8Xi+I5Tt605kKeEZH9lobg= =UMUR -END PGP SIGNATURE- - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Maven 2
I got maven2 today, and I am eager to start. Two main problems right in the beginning: 1. Where do I specify my web proxy ? Obviously maven2 does not use build.properties anymore. 2. On maven2 webpage they suggest to consult documentation frequently. Where is documentation anyway? I couldn't find it. If I looked at documentation, I probably wouldn't have the problem #1. Please help. I cannot do anything without proxy settings. If you are not an intended recipient of this e-mail, please notify the sender, delete it and do not read, act upon, print, disclose, copy, retain or redistribute it. Click here for important additional terms relating to this e-mail. http://www.ml.com/email_terms/
a practical multiproject build
I've been working with multiproject for a couple of days, so while I'm not exactly an expert, I feel reasonably confident with the following questions. Basically, I'd like to end up with 1 step to deploying only changes to a web application. Here's my directory structure: /project /application project.xml ... /webClient project.xml ... project.xml ... As I understand it, I need to run multiproject:something from the /project directory, to "build" the multiproject. Then, I'd like to run jboss:deploy-exploded-warfile from the /webClient directory. How can I bundle all of this into one goal within /project/maven.xml? Something like: The other thing I'm wondering is how manage the dependencies as SNAPSHOTs. For instance, since /webClient depends on /application, I'm guessing that I should have something like this in /webClient/project.xml: project application SNAPSHOT jar true And in /application/project.xml: SNAPSHOT Additionally, /webClient/project.xml has: SNAPSHOT Then, when I cut a release, I would replace SNAPSHOT with whatever version I'm releasing. Since I'll be actively developing both modules at once, they should be SNAPSHOTs right? Currently, I'm having difficulty getting multiproject to handle SNAPSHOT dependencies. It always tries to get the dependency from the remote repository despite the fact that the project SNAPSHOT is part of the multiproject. Does this make sense? Thanks, Dave - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
'maven.repo.local' not honored by all
In my project.properties file, I set maven.repo.local=C:\blah\repository. I then proceeded to blow away %HOMEDRIVE%%HOMEPATH%\.maven\repository. Then I ran maven java:compile. I see where it downloads my project;s dependencies, and it places them in the appropriate local repository location. However, it also downloads commons-lang, antlr & commons-jelly-tags-antlr, which I'm assuming Maven is using under the covers. That wouldn't be a problem, except they are still being put in %HOMEDRIVE%%HOMEPATH%\.maven\repository. Am I missing some other property, or is this a bug? -- Jamie - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Howto add a menu after development process?
Hello Took a long time to answer but had to try it first :). You have to modify the navigation.jelly file from the plugin-resources of the xdoc plugin. Near the end of the file, you will see the code that acutally add the Development process item. Add your item there. But of course, this addition will affect every project you have since the plugin's code is modified. Hope it helps Eric. Thomas Michel wrote: Hi, i would like to add a menu after the item "development process" in the navigation menu. How can i do this? All menu items defined in my navigation.xml are arranged above the project documentation area. Thanks for answer and sorry for my english. Bye Thomas - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Maven 2.0 Technology Preview release
The first Maven 2.0 Technology Preview release is now out. http://maven.apache.org/maven2/index.html We're looking forward to hearing your feedback, ideas, and (to a lesser extent :) bug reports. If you need help with the release, please consult the documentation frequently as we continue to update it, and subscribe to the users@maven.apache.org mailing list. For more information, please see http://maven.apache.org/maven2/about.html#get-help We welcome contributors to the Maven project - if you are interested in helping out, please see http://maven.apache.org/maven2/about.html#get-involved Thanks to everyone who has worked on this release! -- The Apache Maven Team - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: muliproject
Well what do you mean with running maven.xml and project.xml files ? maven.xml just declare new 'commands' (goals). Do you mean that building A requires that you first did build B with a specific goal of yours, and build C requires another specific goal of yours not the same as for B ? I guess you could add to each project maven.xml a new goal (called homemade:buildme for example) that would . Then you could multiproject run the homemade:buildme goal on all your projects ? Else you can write your own build-all goal in maven.xml of your A project, that would use the Reactor to run goals on the other projects (not sure exactly how to do it, but multiproject is just simplified calls to power). - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: muliproject
Thanks, But on this link i cannont find how run the maven.xml files of B and C it is only described how to run the project.xml files. Regards On Apr 8, 2005 3:17 PM, Siegfried Goeschl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > http://maven.apache.org/using/multiproject.html > > Bahaa Nasrallah wrote: > > >Hi, > >I have three projects A,B,C. A depends on B and C ( B and C dont > >depend on each other). > >A,B,C have each own : > >project.xml > >maven.xml > >project.properties > > > >i need when running maven.xml of A to run maven.xml of B and maven.xml on C > >how the way to do it? > > > >Thanks in advance, > >Bahaa > > > >- > >To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > > > > > > > > - > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Getting maven to read additional properties files
Where should this line go?
Jamie
>Doesn't the task work?
>On Wed, 19 Jan 2005 12:59:25 -0800, Todd Huss <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> I keep my database properties separate in a database.properties file. This
>> works fine with hibernate because in project.properties I can do:
>>
>> # Database/hibernate properties
>> maven.hibernate.properties=database.properties
>>
>> However, I would like to have dbunit use the same connection information
>> from database.properties. Is there any way to get maven to make
>> database.properties available within project.properties so I can access them
>> as follows:
>>
>> # DBUnit properties
>> maven.dbunit.driverClassName=${hibernate.connection.driver_class}
>> maven.dbunit.url=${hibernate.connection.url}
>> maven.dbunit.user=${hibernate.connection.username}
>> maven.dbunit.password=${hibernate.connection.password}
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Todd
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Re: muliproject
http://maven.apache.org/using/multiproject.html Bahaa Nasrallah wrote: Hi, I have three projects A,B,C. A depends on B and C ( B and C dont depend on each other). A,B,C have each own : project.xml maven.xml project.properties i need when running maven.xml of A to run maven.xml of B and maven.xml on C how the way to do it? Thanks in advance, Bahaa - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Getting changelog to work
Hi Frank,
I'm not sure why you tinker with CVS directories by deleting them but
+) I assume that you are using a reactor build
+) the CVS reports should be created per project, i.e. you have to
define a generic configuration in your master POM using
:${pom.artifactId} or plainly overwrite the connection setting for each
subproejct
+) I assume that the behaviour of the plugin is undefined if no CVS
metadata are found
Cheers,
Siegfried Goeschl
Frank Verbruggen wrote:
How can u explain the following:
to check this all I have checked in a very early version of my app
from the client station (using WSAD)
And it generated a VERY VERY SMALL changelog (only 1 change logged)
Now consider the following structure:
c
Calculator
project.xml
maven.xml
project.properties
CalculatorLogic
project.xml
propject.properties
CVS
When I do the checkout in this structure the changelog gets generated,
but only for the base directory ( which is
C:\calculator\calculatorlogic\checkouts\calculatorlogic) ,
BUT when I remove the CVS directory directly below de CalculatorLogic
directory,
I get NO change report.
How can this be ???
Siegfried Goeschl wrote:
Hi Frank,
I think you might be on the wrong track - determining the changes
involves retrieving and parsing the changelog from the remote CVS
server. It has nothing whatsoever to do with the uncommitted changes
in your development sandbox... ;-)
Cheers,
Siegfried Goeschl
Frank Verbruggen wrote:
I think I uncovered the problem:
First I do the checkout, which overwrites all files by first
deleting the checkout directory.
Then I create the jars (nothing important)
THEN I generate the changelog, thus comparing my checkouts directory
with the same version as the version I just checked out, this gives
NO changes.
Any good idea's if this is true, and if I can fix this ? (if so, how ?)
Cheers
Frank Verbruggen
Milos Kleint wrote:
with cvsnt it should be no problem on windows either. (i've setup
one server like that 1 or 2 years ago)
http://www.cvsnt.org
Regards
Milos
Siegfried Goeschl wrote:
Hi Frank,
follow the blessed way of putting a CVS Server on a LINUX box.
Four years ago I tried it with Windows but it didn't work properly
...
On the website of Java User Group Austria you find
http://www.javausergroup.at/events/cvs%20intro.pdf some background
infos on installing it on a Unix box
Cheers,
Siegfried Goeschl
Frank Verbruggen wrote:
So what can I do to make it all work ?
Thx in advance
Frank Verbruggen
Milos Kleint wrote:
Siegfried Goeschl wrote:
Hi Frank,
+) I'm not sure if the syntax correct - you are using "|"
instead of ":" (might be a mail problem though)
+) the current version of Maven don't use the native cvs client
but a Java library - there is a goal to add your CVS password
(I have forgotten it)
+) last but not least are you using a file-based CVS repo under
Windows - I suggest using a CVS server to be on the safe side
most probably the issue here. AFAIK changelog uses the cvs
*client* library from netbeans.org which is jut a pserver
client. local cvs repository doesn't use pserver protocol, thus
it won't work.
regards
Milos Kleint
Cheers,
Siegfried Goeschl
Frank Verbruggen wrote:
Hi Maven development team,
my name is Frank Verbruggen, and I'm currently involved in
introducing 'your' tool Maven at a major bank from the
Netherlands (it is called SNS Bank).
We have almost succesfully incorporated everything, but there
is just one problem:
we can't get the changelog, file activity and developer
activity plugins to generate rapports that actually contain
changes (ie. it always states no changes have occurred).
The directory layout is as follows:
+ C [root]
|
+ CVS [dir]
|
+ Calculator [dir]
|
+ project.xml [file1]
|
+ project.properties [file2]
|
+ maven.xml [file3]
|
+ Calculator_Domeinlaag [dir]
| |
| + target [dir]
| |
| + checkouts [dir]
| |
| + project.xml [file4]
| |
| + project.properties[file5]
|
+ Calculator_Servicelaag [dir]
| |
| + target [dir]
| |
| + checkouts [dir]
| |
| + project.xml [like file4]
| |
| + project.properties [like file5]
|
|
+ Calculator_Presentatielaag [dir]
| |
| + target [dir]
| |
| + checkouts [dir]
| |
| + project.xml [like file4]
| |
| + project.properties [like file5]
FILE LISTINGS
_
[file1]
_
3
Calculator
1.0
Calculator Demonstration Application
Solidium Group B.V.
http://www.solidium.nl
http://www.solidium.nl/folder1/images/solidium-opzet_02.jpg
2005
calculator.*
This application is specifical
muliproject
Hi, I have three projects A,B,C. A depends on B and C ( B and C dont depend on each other). A,B,C have each own : project.xml maven.xml project.properties i need when running maven.xml of A to run maven.xml of B and maven.xml on C how the way to do it? Thanks in advance, Bahaa - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Using ant-plugin in maven?
Hi! I'd like to use an ant-plugin in a maven-project (WOProject, www.objectstyle.org). Is this possible and a howto or something else available? Thanks! Grretings, Michael. - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Getting changelog to work
How can u explain the following: to check this all I have checked in a very early version of my app from the client station (using WSAD) And it generated a VERY VERY SMALL changelog (only 1 change logged) Now consider the following structure: c Calculator project.xml maven.xml project.properties CalculatorLogic project.xml propject.properties CVS When I do the checkout in this structure the changelog gets generated, but only for the base directory ( which is C:\calculator\calculatorlogic\checkouts\calculatorlogic) , BUT when I remove the CVS directory directly below de CalculatorLogic directory, I get NO change report. How can this be ??? Siegfried Goeschl wrote: Hi Frank, I think you might be on the wrong track - determining the changes involves retrieving and parsing the changelog from the remote CVS server. It has nothing whatsoever to do with the uncommitted changes in your development sandbox... ;-) Cheers, Siegfried Goeschl Frank Verbruggen wrote: I think I uncovered the problem: First I do the checkout, which overwrites all files by first deleting the checkout directory. Then I create the jars (nothing important) THEN I generate the changelog, thus comparing my checkouts directory with the same version as the version I just checked out, this gives NO changes. Any good idea's if this is true, and if I can fix this ? (if so, how ?) Cheers Frank Verbruggen Milos Kleint wrote: with cvsnt it should be no problem on windows either. (i've setup one server like that 1 or 2 years ago) http://www.cvsnt.org Regards Milos Siegfried Goeschl wrote: Hi Frank, follow the blessed way of putting a CVS Server on a LINUX box. Four years ago I tried it with Windows but it didn't work properly ... On the website of Java User Group Austria you find http://www.javausergroup.at/events/cvs%20intro.pdf some background infos on installing it on a Unix box Cheers, Siegfried Goeschl Frank Verbruggen wrote: So what can I do to make it all work ? Thx in advance Frank Verbruggen Milos Kleint wrote: Siegfried Goeschl wrote: Hi Frank, +) I'm not sure if the syntax correct - you are using "|" instead of ":" (might be a mail problem though) +) the current version of Maven don't use the native cvs client but a Java library - there is a goal to add your CVS password (I have forgotten it) +) last but not least are you using a file-based CVS repo under Windows - I suggest using a CVS server to be on the safe side most probably the issue here. AFAIK changelog uses the cvs *client* library from netbeans.org which is jut a pserver client. local cvs repository doesn't use pserver protocol, thus it won't work. regards Milos Kleint Cheers, Siegfried Goeschl Frank Verbruggen wrote: Hi Maven development team, my name is Frank Verbruggen, and I'm currently involved in introducing 'your' tool Maven at a major bank from the Netherlands (it is called SNS Bank). We have almost succesfully incorporated everything, but there is just one problem: we can't get the changelog, file activity and developer activity plugins to generate rapports that actually contain changes (ie. it always states no changes have occurred). The directory layout is as follows: + C [root] | + CVS [dir] | + Calculator [dir] | + project.xml [file1] | + project.properties [file2] | + maven.xml [file3] | + Calculator_Domeinlaag [dir] | | | + target [dir] | | | + checkouts [dir] | | | + project.xml [file4] | | | + project.properties[file5] | + Calculator_Servicelaag [dir] | | | + target [dir] | | | + checkouts [dir] | | | + project.xml [like file4] | | | + project.properties [like file5] | | + Calculator_Presentatielaag [dir] | | | + target [dir] | | | + checkouts [dir] | | | + project.xml [like file4] | | | + project.properties [like file5] FILE LISTINGS _ [file1] _ 3 Calculator 1.0 Calculator Demonstration Application Solidium Group B.V. http://www.solidium.nl http://www.solidium.nl/folder1/images/solidium-opzet_02.jpg 2005 calculator.* This application is specifically designed to show users the full potential of the "Soldium Ontwikkelstraat". It gives a full application supporting most features also supported in major applications. Also, it combines several features of the tools incorporated in the "Solidium Onwikkelstraat", such as: Maven, CVS, CruiseControl, Checkstyle, JCoverage, JUnit, PMD and many more. Specifically for managerial information, the application has been carefully released into the
Re: Firebird DB/Jaybird JDBC Driver
Yes, I realize those are my options (I'm currently doing the latter). I just found it hard to believe no one had already requested the driver be put on Ibiblio. Thanks, Jamie On Apr 7, 2005 5:27 PM, Martijn Dashorst <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Jamie Bisotti wrote: > > >Our project is using Firebird DB and its Jaybird JDBC driver. I can't > >seem to find Jaybird on Ibiblio; nor any mention of Maven/Jaybird in > >either projects mailing lists. Is anyone using Maven with > >Firebird/Jaybird? If so, how are you handling the dependency? > > > > > I don't use firebird, or jaybird, but you have two options: request the > project to create an upload request for ibiblio, so the jar is hosted > there > > Or... put the jar in your local repo yourself. > > Martijn > > - > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > -- Jamie - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Getting changelog to work
Frank Verbruggen wrote: I think I uncovered the problem: First I do the checkout, which overwrites all files by first deleting the checkout directory. Then I create the jars (nothing important) THEN I generate the changelog, thus comparing my checkouts directory with the same version as the version I just checked out, this gives NO changes. Any good idea's if this is true, and if I can fix this ? (if so, how ?) not really. AFAIK changelog is generated by cvs log or cvs rlog commands. The currently checked out file structures has almost no influence on that. (Well, it does have some influence on log but that's more detailed discussion than necessary in this case) Regards Milos Kleint PS: I've co-written the netbeans cvs client library back in 2000-2002. I don't remember much already, but I'm quite convinced about this particular case. Cheers Frank Verbruggen Milos Kleint wrote: with cvsnt it should be no problem on windows either. (i've setup one server like that 1 or 2 years ago) http://www.cvsnt.org Regards Milos Siegfried Goeschl wrote: Hi Frank, follow the blessed way of putting a CVS Server on a LINUX box. Four years ago I tried it with Windows but it didn't work properly ... On the website of Java User Group Austria you find http://www.javausergroup.at/events/cvs%20intro.pdf some background infos on installing it on a Unix box Cheers, Siegfried Goeschl Frank Verbruggen wrote: So what can I do to make it all work ? Thx in advance Frank Verbruggen Milos Kleint wrote: Siegfried Goeschl wrote: Hi Frank, +) I'm not sure if the syntax correct - you are using "|" instead of ":" (might be a mail problem though) +) the current version of Maven don't use the native cvs client but a Java library - there is a goal to add your CVS password (I have forgotten it) +) last but not least are you using a file-based CVS repo under Windows - I suggest using a CVS server to be on the safe side most probably the issue here. AFAIK changelog uses the cvs *client* library from netbeans.org which is jut a pserver client. local cvs repository doesn't use pserver protocol, thus it won't work. regards Milos Kleint Cheers, Siegfried Goeschl Frank Verbruggen wrote: Hi Maven development team, my name is Frank Verbruggen, and I'm currently involved in introducing 'your' tool Maven at a major bank from the Netherlands (it is called SNS Bank). We have almost succesfully incorporated everything, but there is just one problem: we can't get the changelog, file activity and developer activity plugins to generate rapports that actually contain changes (ie. it always states no changes have occurred). The directory layout is as follows: + C [root] | + CVS [dir] | + Calculator [dir] | + project.xml [file1] | + project.properties [file2] | + maven.xml [file3] | + Calculator_Domeinlaag [dir] | | | + target [dir] | | | + checkouts [dir] | | | + project.xml [file4] | | | + project.properties[file5] | + Calculator_Servicelaag [dir] | | | + target [dir] | | | + checkouts [dir] | | | + project.xml [like file4] | | | + project.properties [like file5] | | + Calculator_Presentatielaag [dir] | | | + target [dir] | | | + checkouts [dir] | | | + project.xml [like file4] | | | + project.properties [like file5] FILE LISTINGS _ [file1] _ 3 Calculator 1.0 Calculator Demonstration Application Solidium Group B.V. http://www.solidium.nl http://www.solidium.nl/folder1/images/solidium-opzet_02.jpg 2005 calculator.* This application is specifically designed to show users the full potential of the "Soldium Ontwikkelstraat". It gives a full application supporting most features also supported in major applications. Also, it combines several features of the tools incorporated in the "Solidium Onwikkelstraat", such as: Maven, CVS, CruiseControl, Checkstyle, JCoverage, JUnit, PMD and many more. Specifically for managerial information, the application has been carefully released into the CVS. This application is also very suitable for workshop support, and other related presentations. Application description: This app is a calculator. It supports addition, substraction, multiplication and dividing. Also the button captions are configured in a separate file called: "keyconfig.txt". It supports full MVC and has a logical separation between program logic and calculation logic. This logical separation is specifically included to model the dependencies within WSAD projects. Calculator Demo
Re: Getting changelog to work
Hi Frank, I think you might be on the wrong track - determining the changes involves retrieving and parsing the changelog from the remote CVS server. It has nothing whatsoever to do with the uncommitted changes in your development sandbox... ;-) Cheers, Siegfried Goeschl Frank Verbruggen wrote: I think I uncovered the problem: First I do the checkout, which overwrites all files by first deleting the checkout directory. Then I create the jars (nothing important) THEN I generate the changelog, thus comparing my checkouts directory with the same version as the version I just checked out, this gives NO changes. Any good idea's if this is true, and if I can fix this ? (if so, how ?) Cheers Frank Verbruggen Milos Kleint wrote: with cvsnt it should be no problem on windows either. (i've setup one server like that 1 or 2 years ago) http://www.cvsnt.org Regards Milos Siegfried Goeschl wrote: Hi Frank, follow the blessed way of putting a CVS Server on a LINUX box. Four years ago I tried it with Windows but it didn't work properly ... On the website of Java User Group Austria you find http://www.javausergroup.at/events/cvs%20intro.pdf some background infos on installing it on a Unix box Cheers, Siegfried Goeschl Frank Verbruggen wrote: So what can I do to make it all work ? Thx in advance Frank Verbruggen Milos Kleint wrote: Siegfried Goeschl wrote: Hi Frank, +) I'm not sure if the syntax correct - you are using "|" instead of ":" (might be a mail problem though) +) the current version of Maven don't use the native cvs client but a Java library - there is a goal to add your CVS password (I have forgotten it) +) last but not least are you using a file-based CVS repo under Windows - I suggest using a CVS server to be on the safe side most probably the issue here. AFAIK changelog uses the cvs *client* library from netbeans.org which is jut a pserver client. local cvs repository doesn't use pserver protocol, thus it won't work. regards Milos Kleint Cheers, Siegfried Goeschl Frank Verbruggen wrote: Hi Maven development team, my name is Frank Verbruggen, and I'm currently involved in introducing 'your' tool Maven at a major bank from the Netherlands (it is called SNS Bank). We have almost succesfully incorporated everything, but there is just one problem: we can't get the changelog, file activity and developer activity plugins to generate rapports that actually contain changes (ie. it always states no changes have occurred). The directory layout is as follows: + C [root] | + CVS [dir] | + Calculator [dir] | + project.xml [file1] | + project.properties [file2] | + maven.xml [file3] | + Calculator_Domeinlaag [dir] | | | + target [dir] | | | + checkouts [dir] | | | + project.xml [file4] | | | + project.properties[file5] | + Calculator_Servicelaag [dir] | | | + target [dir] | | | + checkouts [dir] | | | + project.xml [like file4] | | | + project.properties [like file5] | | + Calculator_Presentatielaag [dir] | | | + target [dir] | | | + checkouts [dir] | | | + project.xml [like file4] | | | + project.properties [like file5] FILE LISTINGS _ [file1] _ 3 Calculator 1.0 Calculator Demonstration Application Solidium Group B.V. http://www.solidium.nl http://www.solidium.nl/folder1/images/solidium-opzet_02.jpg 2005 calculator.* This application is specifically designed to show users the full potential of the "Soldium Ontwikkelstraat". It gives a full application supporting most features also supported in major applications. Also, it combines several features of the tools incorporated in the "Solidium Onwikkelstraat", such as: Maven, CVS, CruiseControl, Checkstyle, JCoverage, JUnit, PMD and many more. Specifically for managerial information, the application has been carefully released into the CVS. This application is also very suitable for workshop support, and other related presentations. Application description: This app is a calculator. It supports addition, substraction, multiplication and dividing. Also the button captions are configured in a separate file called: "keyconfig.txt". It supports full MVC and has a logical separation between program logic and calculation logic. This logical separation is specifically included to model the dependencies within WSAD projects. Calculator Demonstration Application C:/Calculator/CalculatorSite Frank Verbruggen verfra [EMAIL PROTECTED] scm|cvs|pserve
Re: Getting changelog to work
I think I uncovered the problem:
First I do the checkout, which overwrites all files by first deleting
the checkout directory.
Then I create the jars (nothing important)
THEN I generate the changelog, thus comparing my checkouts directory
with the same version as the version I just checked out, this gives NO
changes.
Any good idea's if this is true, and if I can fix this ? (if so, how ?)
Cheers
Frank Verbruggen
Milos Kleint wrote:
with cvsnt it should be no problem on windows either. (i've setup one
server like that 1 or 2 years ago)
http://www.cvsnt.org
Regards
Milos
Siegfried Goeschl wrote:
Hi Frank,
follow the blessed way of putting a CVS Server on a LINUX box. Four
years ago I tried it with Windows but it didn't work properly ...
On the website of Java User Group Austria you find
http://www.javausergroup.at/events/cvs%20intro.pdf some background
infos on installing it on a Unix box
Cheers,
Siegfried Goeschl
Frank Verbruggen wrote:
So what can I do to make it all work ?
Thx in advance
Frank Verbruggen
Milos Kleint wrote:
Siegfried Goeschl wrote:
Hi Frank,
+) I'm not sure if the syntax correct - you are using "|" instead
of ":" (might be a mail problem though)
+) the current version of Maven don't use the native cvs client
but a Java library - there is a goal to add your CVS password (I
have forgotten it)
+) last but not least are you using a file-based CVS repo under
Windows - I suggest using a CVS server to be on the safe side
most probably the issue here. AFAIK changelog uses the cvs *client*
library from netbeans.org which is jut a pserver client. local cvs
repository doesn't use pserver protocol, thus it won't work.
regards
Milos Kleint
Cheers,
Siegfried Goeschl
Frank Verbruggen wrote:
Hi Maven development team,
my name is Frank Verbruggen, and I'm currently involved in
introducing 'your' tool Maven at a major bank from the
Netherlands (it is called SNS Bank).
We have almost succesfully incorporated everything, but there is
just one problem:
we can't get the changelog, file activity and developer activity
plugins to generate rapports that actually contain changes (ie.
it always states no changes have occurred).
The directory layout is as follows:
+ C [root]
|
+ CVS [dir]
|
+ Calculator [dir]
|
+ project.xml [file1]
|
+ project.properties [file2]
|
+ maven.xml [file3]
|
+ Calculator_Domeinlaag [dir]
| |
| + target [dir]
| |
| + checkouts [dir]
| |
| + project.xml [file4]
| |
| + project.properties[file5]
|
+ Calculator_Servicelaag [dir]
| |
| + target [dir]
| |
| + checkouts [dir]
| |
| + project.xml [like file4]
| |
| + project.properties [like file5]
|
|
+ Calculator_Presentatielaag [dir]
| |
| + target [dir]
| |
| + checkouts [dir]
| |
| + project.xml [like file4]
| |
| + project.properties [like file5]
FILE LISTINGS
_
[file1]
_
3
Calculator
1.0
Calculator Demonstration Application
Solidium Group B.V.
http://www.solidium.nl
http://www.solidium.nl/folder1/images/solidium-opzet_02.jpg
2005
calculator.*
This application is specifically designed to show
users the full potential of the "Soldium Ontwikkelstraat".
It gives a full application supporting most features also
supported in major applications.
Also, it combines several features of the tools
incorporated in the "Solidium Onwikkelstraat", such as:
Maven, CVS, CruiseControl, Checkstyle, JCoverage, JUnit,
PMD and many more.
Specifically for managerial information, the application
has been carefully released into the CVS.
This application is also very suitable for workshop
support, and other related presentations.
Application description:
This app is a calculator.
It supports addition, substraction, multiplication and
dividing.
Also the button captions are configured in a separate file
called: "keyconfig.txt".
It supports full MVC and has a logical separation between
program logic and calculation logic.
This logical separation is specifically included to model
the dependencies within WSAD projects.
Calculator Demonstration
Application
C:/Calculator/CalculatorSite
Frank Verbruggen
verfra
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
scm|cvs|pserver|verfra:[EMAIL PROTECTED]|c:/cvs|${pom.artifactId}
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
${basedir}/checkouts/${pom.artifactId}/src
${basedir}/checkouts/${pom.artifactId}/test
maven-changelog-plugin
maven-file-activity-plugin
maven-developer-activity-plugin
Re: Getting changelog to work
with cvsnt it should be no problem on windows either. (i've setup one
server like that 1 or 2 years ago)
http://www.cvsnt.org
Regards
Milos
Siegfried Goeschl wrote:
Hi Frank,
follow the blessed way of putting a CVS Server on a LINUX box. Four
years ago I tried it with Windows but it didn't work properly ...
On the website of Java User Group Austria you find
http://www.javausergroup.at/events/cvs%20intro.pdf some background
infos on installing it on a Unix box
Cheers,
Siegfried Goeschl
Frank Verbruggen wrote:
So what can I do to make it all work ?
Thx in advance
Frank Verbruggen
Milos Kleint wrote:
Siegfried Goeschl wrote:
Hi Frank,
+) I'm not sure if the syntax correct - you are using "|" instead
of ":" (might be a mail problem though)
+) the current version of Maven don't use the native cvs client but
a Java library - there is a goal to add your CVS password (I have
forgotten it)
+) last but not least are you using a file-based CVS repo under
Windows - I suggest using a CVS server to be on the safe side
most probably the issue here. AFAIK changelog uses the cvs *client*
library from netbeans.org which is jut a pserver client. local cvs
repository doesn't use pserver protocol, thus it won't work.
regards
Milos Kleint
Cheers,
Siegfried Goeschl
Frank Verbruggen wrote:
Hi Maven development team,
my name is Frank Verbruggen, and I'm currently involved in
introducing 'your' tool Maven at a major bank from the Netherlands
(it is called SNS Bank).
We have almost succesfully incorporated everything, but there is
just one problem:
we can't get the changelog, file activity and developer activity
plugins to generate rapports that actually contain changes (ie. it
always states no changes have occurred).
The directory layout is as follows:
+ C [root]
|
+ CVS [dir]
|
+ Calculator [dir]
|
+ project.xml [file1]
|
+ project.properties [file2]
|
+ maven.xml [file3]
|
+ Calculator_Domeinlaag [dir]
| |
| + target [dir]
| |
| + checkouts [dir]
| |
| + project.xml [file4]
| |
| + project.properties[file5]
|
+ Calculator_Servicelaag [dir]
| |
| + target [dir]
| |
| + checkouts [dir]
| |
| + project.xml [like file4]
| |
| + project.properties [like file5]
|
|
+ Calculator_Presentatielaag [dir]
| |
| + target [dir]
| |
| + checkouts [dir]
| |
| + project.xml [like file4]
| |
| + project.properties [like file5]
FILE LISTINGS
_
[file1]
_
3
Calculator
1.0
Calculator Demonstration Application
Solidium Group B.V.
http://www.solidium.nl
http://www.solidium.nl/folder1/images/solidium-opzet_02.jpg
2005
calculator.*
This application is specifically designed to show
users the full potential of the "Soldium Ontwikkelstraat".
It gives a full application supporting most features also
supported in major applications.
Also, it combines several features of the tools
incorporated in the "Solidium Onwikkelstraat", such as:
Maven, CVS, CruiseControl, Checkstyle, JCoverage, JUnit,
PMD and many more.
Specifically for managerial information, the application
has been carefully released into the CVS.
This application is also very suitable for workshop
support, and other related presentations.
Application description:
This app is a calculator.
It supports addition, substraction, multiplication and
dividing.
Also the button captions are configured in a separate file
called: "keyconfig.txt".
It supports full MVC and has a logical separation between
program logic and calculation logic.
This logical separation is specifically included to model
the dependencies within WSAD projects.
Calculator Demonstration
Application
C:/Calculator/CalculatorSite
Frank Verbruggen
verfra
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
scm|cvs|pserver|verfra:[EMAIL PROTECTED]|c:/cvs|${pom.artifactId}
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
${basedir}/checkouts/${pom.artifactId}/src
${basedir}/checkouts/${pom.artifactId}/test
maven-changelog-plugin
maven-file-activity-plugin
maven-developer-activity-plugin
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[file2]
__
# Proxy settings.
maven.proxy.host = THULIUM
maven.proxy.port = 8080
maven.proxy.username = verfra
# Continue generation of reports on test failures.
maven.test.failure.ignore=true
# Tasklist tag.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
# Don't include reports for parent in overview.
maven.xdoc.includePro
SCM suppress checkout dir deletion
How can I suppress deletion of the checkout directory when checking out of CVS with the SCM plugin - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
timeout-property for maven-test-plugin?
Hi there, I've got a question that couldn't be answered after strong research on the net/this mailing-kist: Is there a way to somehow set a timeout for junit tests within the maven-test-plugin? something like "maven.junit.timout" would be nice. but it doesn't exist. is there another way to tell him how long he should wait for test to complete? I know that in the junit.properties-file you can set "junit.timout", but the file automatically created in this case, i think? Any Idea? I would thank you very very much Jan Rudert Jan Rudert neofonie GmbHTel.:+49(0)30 246 27 352 Softwareentwickler Robert-Koch-Platz 4 Fax.:+49(0)30 246 27 120 [EMAIL PROTECTED] 10115 Berlin - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Getting changelog to work
Hi Frank,
follow the blessed way of putting a CVS Server on a LINUX box. Four
years ago I tried it with Windows but it didn't work properly ...
On the website of Java User Group Austria you find
http://www.javausergroup.at/events/cvs%20intro.pdf some background infos
on installing it on a Unix box
Cheers,
Siegfried Goeschl
Frank Verbruggen wrote:
So what can I do to make it all work ?
Thx in advance
Frank Verbruggen
Milos Kleint wrote:
Siegfried Goeschl wrote:
Hi Frank,
+) I'm not sure if the syntax correct - you are using "|" instead of
":" (might be a mail problem though)
+) the current version of Maven don't use the native cvs client but
a Java library - there is a goal to add your CVS password (I have
forgotten it)
+) last but not least are you using a file-based CVS repo under
Windows - I suggest using a CVS server to be on the safe side
most probably the issue here. AFAIK changelog uses the cvs *client*
library from netbeans.org which is jut a pserver client. local cvs
repository doesn't use pserver protocol, thus it won't work.
regards
Milos Kleint
Cheers,
Siegfried Goeschl
Frank Verbruggen wrote:
Hi Maven development team,
my name is Frank Verbruggen, and I'm currently involved in
introducing 'your' tool Maven at a major bank from the Netherlands
(it is called SNS Bank).
We have almost succesfully incorporated everything, but there is
just one problem:
we can't get the changelog, file activity and developer activity
plugins to generate rapports that actually contain changes (ie. it
always states no changes have occurred).
The directory layout is as follows:
+ C [root]
|
+ CVS [dir]
|
+ Calculator [dir]
|
+ project.xml [file1]
|
+ project.properties [file2]
|
+ maven.xml [file3]
|
+ Calculator_Domeinlaag [dir]
| |
| + target [dir]
| |
| + checkouts [dir]
| |
| + project.xml [file4]
| |
| + project.properties[file5]
|
+ Calculator_Servicelaag [dir]
| |
| + target [dir]
| |
| + checkouts [dir]
| |
| + project.xml [like file4]
| |
| + project.properties [like file5]
|
|
+ Calculator_Presentatielaag [dir]
| |
| + target [dir]
| |
| + checkouts [dir]
| |
| + project.xml [like file4]
| |
| + project.properties [like file5]
FILE LISTINGS
_
[file1]
_
3
Calculator
1.0
Calculator Demonstration Application
Solidium Group B.V.
http://www.solidium.nl
http://www.solidium.nl/folder1/images/solidium-opzet_02.jpg
2005
calculator.*
This application is specifically designed to show
users the full potential of the "Soldium Ontwikkelstraat".
It gives a full application supporting most features also
supported in major applications.
Also, it combines several features of the tools incorporated
in the "Solidium Onwikkelstraat", such as:
Maven, CVS, CruiseControl, Checkstyle, JCoverage, JUnit, PMD
and many more.
Specifically for managerial information, the application has
been carefully released into the CVS.
This application is also very suitable for workshop support,
and other related presentations.
Application description:
This app is a calculator.
It supports addition, substraction, multiplication and
dividing.
Also the button captions are configured in a separate file
called: "keyconfig.txt".
It supports full MVC and has a logical separation between
program logic and calculation logic.
This logical separation is specifically included to model
the dependencies within WSAD projects.
Calculator Demonstration
Application
C:/Calculator/CalculatorSite
Frank Verbruggen
verfra
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
scm|cvs|pserver|verfra:[EMAIL PROTECTED]|c:/cvs|${pom.artifactId}
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
${basedir}/checkouts/${pom.artifactId}/src
${basedir}/checkouts/${pom.artifactId}/test
maven-changelog-plugin
maven-file-activity-plugin
maven-developer-activity-plugin
__
[file2]
__
# Proxy settings.
maven.proxy.host = THULIUM
maven.proxy.port = 8080
maven.proxy.username = verfra
# Continue generation of reports on test failures.
maven.test.failure.ignore=true
# Tasklist tag.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
# Don't include reports for parent in overview.
maven.xdoc.includeProjectDocumentation=no
# Multi project base directory.
maven.multiproject.overviewPage.title=Calculator
# Goals to execute.
goal=scm:checkout-project,jar:install
# Deploymen
Re: Instability calculation
Siegfried Goeschl wrote: I agree with you that it is odd but the instability is calulated using (Ce / (Ce + Ca). Since it is not used in your project Ca => 0 and therefore you get 1 showing up as 100% instability Having said that I would not put too much weight on the metrics of JDepend since it is simply bean counting ... :-) Hello, Being "instable" or "stable" (in the definitions made by the Ce / (Ce + Ca) formula) is not a matter of "stable" is good, and "instable" is not good. What's more important is that the direction of dependencies should follow the direction of the increase of stability. (A package should only depend upon more stable packages). And instable packages may be good, as long as they are not too abstract => this is the concept of "distance" which is to me a more interesting metric to take into account. But I agree with Siegfried when he writes "I would not put too much weight on the metrics of JDepend since it is simply bean counting ..." Metrics are a guidance. They can help improve the design during a refactoring. My 0.02 EUR, -- Laurent Petit - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Getting changelog to work
So what can I do to make it all work ?
Thx in advance
Frank Verbruggen
Milos Kleint wrote:
Siegfried Goeschl wrote:
Hi Frank,
+) I'm not sure if the syntax correct - you are using "|" instead of
":" (might be a mail problem though)
+) the current version of Maven don't use the native cvs client but a
Java library - there is a goal to add your CVS password (I have
forgotten it)
+) last but not least are you using a file-based CVS repo under
Windows - I suggest using a CVS server to be on the safe side
most probably the issue here. AFAIK changelog uses the cvs *client*
library from netbeans.org which is jut a pserver client. local cvs
repository doesn't use pserver protocol, thus it won't work.
regards
Milos Kleint
Cheers,
Siegfried Goeschl
Frank Verbruggen wrote:
Hi Maven development team,
my name is Frank Verbruggen, and I'm currently involved in
introducing 'your' tool Maven at a major bank from the Netherlands
(it is called SNS Bank).
We have almost succesfully incorporated everything, but there is
just one problem:
we can't get the changelog, file activity and developer activity
plugins to generate rapports that actually contain changes (ie. it
always states no changes have occurred).
The directory layout is as follows:
+ C [root]
|
+ CVS [dir]
|
+ Calculator [dir]
|
+ project.xml [file1]
|
+ project.properties [file2]
|
+ maven.xml [file3]
|
+ Calculator_Domeinlaag [dir]
| |
| + target [dir]
| |
| + checkouts [dir]
| |
| + project.xml [file4]
| |
| + project.properties[file5]
|
+ Calculator_Servicelaag [dir]
| |
| + target [dir]
| |
| + checkouts [dir]
| |
| + project.xml [like file4]
| |
| + project.properties [like file5]
|
|
+ Calculator_Presentatielaag [dir]
| |
| + target [dir]
| |
| + checkouts [dir]
| |
| + project.xml [like file4]
| |
| + project.properties [like file5]
FILE LISTINGS
_
[file1]
_
3
Calculator
1.0
Calculator Demonstration Application
Solidium Group B.V.
http://www.solidium.nl
http://www.solidium.nl/folder1/images/solidium-opzet_02.jpg
2005
calculator.*
This application is specifically designed to show
users the full potential of the "Soldium Ontwikkelstraat".
It gives a full application supporting most features also
supported in major applications.
Also, it combines several features of the tools incorporated
in the "Solidium Onwikkelstraat", such as:
Maven, CVS, CruiseControl, Checkstyle, JCoverage, JUnit, PMD
and many more.
Specifically for managerial information, the application has
been carefully released into the CVS.
This application is also very suitable for workshop support,
and other related presentations.
Application description:
This app is a calculator.
It supports addition, substraction, multiplication and dividing.
Also the button captions are configured in a separate file
called: "keyconfig.txt".
It supports full MVC and has a logical separation between
program logic and calculation logic.
This logical separation is specifically included to model the
dependencies within WSAD projects.
Calculator Demonstration
Application
C:/Calculator/CalculatorSite
Frank Verbruggen
verfra
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
scm|cvs|pserver|verfra:[EMAIL PROTECTED]|c:/cvs|${pom.artifactId}
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
${basedir}/checkouts/${pom.artifactId}/src
${basedir}/checkouts/${pom.artifactId}/test
maven-changelog-plugin
maven-file-activity-plugin
maven-developer-activity-plugin
__
[file2]
__
# Proxy settings.
maven.proxy.host = THULIUM
maven.proxy.port = 8080
maven.proxy.username = verfra
# Continue generation of reports on test failures.
maven.test.failure.ignore=true
# Tasklist tag.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
# Don't include reports for parent in overview.
maven.xdoc.includeProjectDocumentation=no
# Multi project base directory.
maven.multiproject.overviewPage.title=Calculator
# Goals to execute.
goal=scm:checkout-project,jar:install
# Deployment properties
maven.username=verfra
maven.site.deploy.method=fs
maven.site.deploy.clean=true
# Checkstyle
maven.checkstyle.properties=${basedir}/../CalcCS.xml
# CVS
# maven.scm.cvs.root=c:/CVS
maven.scm.checkout.dir=${basedir}/checkouts
# maven.scm.cvs.checkout.flags=-r v1-2
# maven.scm.cvs.module=${pom.artifactId}
___
Re: Instability calculation
Hi Frank, I agree with you that it is odd but the instability is calulated using (Ce / (Ce + Ca). Since it is not used in your project Ca => 0 and therefore you get 1 showing up as 100% instability Having said that I would not put too much weight on the metrics of JDepend since it is simply bean counting ... :-) Cheers, Siegfried Goeschl Frank Verbruggen wrote: In my opinion it is very weird that the instability of a class that is solely dependent on the java core classes, but is not used in this project by other classes is 100%. Think about it ! Java is not instable, every new release has backwards compatibility for the previous version. In my company, we define projects for each abstraction layer. This is common practice in the business where I work (financial coorporations). But because my lowest layer is depended upon only by higher layers, there are no classes recognized which depend on my package. But since it is dependant on java.lang (duh !) I get instability 100% for my package. This is redicilous, how can I circumvent this oddity ? Regards, Frank Verbruggen Solidium Group B.V. Netherlands - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Getting changelog to work
Siegfried Goeschl wrote:
Hi Frank,
+) I'm not sure if the syntax correct - you are using "|" instead of
":" (might be a mail problem though)
+) the current version of Maven don't use the native cvs client but a
Java library - there is a goal to add your CVS password (I have
forgotten it)
+) last but not least are you using a file-based CVS repo under
Windows - I suggest using a CVS server to be on the safe side
most probably the issue here. AFAIK changelog uses the cvs *client*
library from netbeans.org which is jut a pserver client. local cvs
repository doesn't use pserver protocol, thus it won't work.
regards
Milos Kleint
Cheers,
Siegfried Goeschl
Frank Verbruggen wrote:
Hi Maven development team,
my name is Frank Verbruggen, and I'm currently involved in
introducing 'your' tool Maven at a major bank from the Netherlands
(it is called SNS Bank).
We have almost succesfully incorporated everything, but there is just
one problem:
we can't get the changelog, file activity and developer activity
plugins to generate rapports that actually contain changes (ie. it
always states no changes have occurred).
The directory layout is as follows:
+ C [root]
|
+ CVS [dir]
|
+ Calculator [dir]
|
+ project.xml [file1]
|
+ project.properties [file2]
|
+ maven.xml [file3]
|
+ Calculator_Domeinlaag [dir]
| |
| + target [dir]
| |
| + checkouts [dir]
| |
| + project.xml [file4]
| |
| + project.properties[file5]
|
+ Calculator_Servicelaag [dir]
| |
| + target [dir]
| |
| + checkouts [dir]
| |
| + project.xml [like file4]
| |
| + project.properties [like file5]
|
|
+ Calculator_Presentatielaag [dir]
| |
| + target [dir]
| |
| + checkouts [dir]
| |
| + project.xml [like file4]
| |
| + project.properties [like file5]
FILE LISTINGS
_
[file1]
_
3
Calculator
1.0
Calculator Demonstration Application
Solidium Group B.V.
http://www.solidium.nl
http://www.solidium.nl/folder1/images/solidium-opzet_02.jpg
2005
calculator.*
This application is specifically designed to show
users the full potential of the "Soldium Ontwikkelstraat".
It gives a full application supporting most features also
supported in major applications.
Also, it combines several features of the tools incorporated
in the "Solidium Onwikkelstraat", such as:
Maven, CVS, CruiseControl, Checkstyle, JCoverage, JUnit, PMD
and many more.
Specifically for managerial information, the application has
been carefully released into the CVS.
This application is also very suitable for workshop support,
and other related presentations.
Application description:
This app is a calculator.
It supports addition, substraction, multiplication and dividing.
Also the button captions are configured in a separate file
called: "keyconfig.txt".
It supports full MVC and has a logical separation between
program logic and calculation logic.
This logical separation is specifically included to model the
dependencies within WSAD projects.
Calculator Demonstration
Application
C:/Calculator/CalculatorSite
Frank Verbruggen
verfra
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
scm|cvs|pserver|verfra:[EMAIL PROTECTED]|c:/cvs|${pom.artifactId}
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
${basedir}/checkouts/${pom.artifactId}/src
${basedir}/checkouts/${pom.artifactId}/test
maven-changelog-plugin
maven-file-activity-plugin
maven-developer-activity-plugin
__
[file2]
__
# Proxy settings.
maven.proxy.host = THULIUM
maven.proxy.port = 8080
maven.proxy.username = verfra
# Continue generation of reports on test failures.
maven.test.failure.ignore=true
# Tasklist tag.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
# Don't include reports for parent in overview.
maven.xdoc.includeProjectDocumentation=no
# Multi project base directory.
maven.multiproject.overviewPage.title=Calculator
# Goals to execute.
goal=scm:checkout-project,jar:install
# Deployment properties
maven.username=verfra
maven.site.deploy.method=fs
maven.site.deploy.clean=true
# Checkstyle
maven.checkstyle.properties=${basedir}/../CalcCS.xml
# CVS
# maven.scm.cvs.root=c:/CVS
maven.scm.checkout.dir=${basedir}/checkouts
# maven.scm.cvs.checkout.flags=-r v1-2
# maven.scm.cvs.module=${pom.artifactId}
[file3]
__
Re: Getting changelog to work
Hi Frank,
+) I'm not sure if the syntax correct - you are using "|" instead of ":"
(might be a mail problem though)
+) the current version of Maven don't use the native cvs client but a
Java library - there is a goal to add your CVS password (I have
forgotten it)
+) last but not least are you using a file-based CVS repo under Windows
- I suggest using a CVS server to be on the safe side
Cheers,
Siegfried Goeschl
Frank Verbruggen wrote:
Hi Maven development team,
my name is Frank Verbruggen, and I'm currently involved in introducing
'your' tool Maven at a major bank from the Netherlands (it is called
SNS Bank).
We have almost succesfully incorporated everything, but there is just
one problem:
we can't get the changelog, file activity and developer activity
plugins to generate rapports that actually contain changes (ie. it
always states no changes have occurred).
The directory layout is as follows:
+ C [root]
|
+ CVS [dir]
|
+ Calculator [dir]
|
+ project.xml [file1]
|
+ project.properties [file2]
|
+ maven.xml [file3]
|
+ Calculator_Domeinlaag [dir]
| |
| + target [dir]
| |
| + checkouts [dir]
| |
| + project.xml [file4]
| |
| + project.properties[file5]
|
+ Calculator_Servicelaag [dir]
| |
| + target [dir]
| |
| + checkouts [dir]
| |
| + project.xml [like file4]
| |
| + project.properties [like file5]
|
|
+ Calculator_Presentatielaag [dir]
| |
| + target [dir]
| |
| + checkouts [dir]
| |
| + project.xml [like file4]
| |
| + project.properties [like file5]
FILE LISTINGS
_
[file1]
_
3
Calculator
1.0
Calculator Demonstration Application
Solidium Group B.V.
http://www.solidium.nl
http://www.solidium.nl/folder1/images/solidium-opzet_02.jpg
2005
calculator.*
This application is specifically designed to show users
the full potential of the "Soldium Ontwikkelstraat".
It gives a full application supporting most features also
supported in major applications.
Also, it combines several features of the tools incorporated in
the "Solidium Onwikkelstraat", such as:
Maven, CVS, CruiseControl, Checkstyle, JCoverage, JUnit, PMD
and many more.
Specifically for managerial information, the application has
been carefully released into the CVS.
This application is also very suitable for workshop support,
and other related presentations.
Application description:
This app is a calculator.
It supports addition, substraction, multiplication and dividing.
Also the button captions are configured in a separate file
called: "keyconfig.txt".
It supports full MVC and has a logical separation between
program logic and calculation logic.
This logical separation is specifically included to model the
dependencies within WSAD projects.
Calculator Demonstration
Application
C:/Calculator/CalculatorSite
Frank Verbruggen
verfra
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
scm|cvs|pserver|verfra:[EMAIL PROTECTED]|c:/cvs|${pom.artifactId}
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
${basedir}/checkouts/${pom.artifactId}/src
${basedir}/checkouts/${pom.artifactId}/test
maven-changelog-plugin
maven-file-activity-plugin
maven-developer-activity-plugin
__
[file2]
__
# Proxy settings.
maven.proxy.host = THULIUM
maven.proxy.port = 8080
maven.proxy.username = verfra
# Continue generation of reports on test failures.
maven.test.failure.ignore=true
# Tasklist tag.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
# Don't include reports for parent in overview.
maven.xdoc.includeProjectDocumentation=no
# Multi project base directory.
maven.multiproject.overviewPage.title=Calculator
# Goals to execute.
goal=scm:checkout-project,jar:install
# Deployment properties
maven.username=verfra
maven.site.deploy.method=fs
maven.site.deploy.clean=true
# Checkstyle
maven.checkstyle.properties=${basedir}/../CalcCS.xml
# CVS
# maven.scm.cvs.root=c:/CVS
maven.scm.checkout.dir=${basedir}/checkouts
# maven.scm.cvs.checkout.flags=-r v1-2
# maven.scm.cvs.module=${pom.artifactId}
[file3]
${doelen}
Now attaining doel nummer ${doelNummer}, which is ${doel}
___
[file4]
___
Instability calculation
In my opinion it is very weird that the instability of a class that is solely dependent on the java core classes, but is not used in this project by other classes is 100%. Think about it ! Java is not instable, every new release has backwards compatibility for the previous version. In my company, we define projects for each abstraction layer. This is common practice in the business where I work (financial coorporations). But because my lowest layer is depended upon only by higher layers, there are no classes recognized which depend on my package. But since it is dependant on java.lang (duh !) I get instability 100% for my package. This is redicilous, how can I circumvent this oddity ? Regards, Frank Verbruggen Solidium Group B.V. Netherlands - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
RE: Migrating to Maven
> First, I would like to see what people's first impressions > are. Have other people tried to adopt maven in a similar way > and succeeded/failed? We have been using Maven now for around 5 months. It was easy to get started with, and requires a lot less work to set up than an Ant project (we had our own Ant build system with lots of default targets for common tasks, almost all of which have been made redundant with the switch to Maven. The dependency resolution, while not perfect, was a HUGE incentive for us - it makes starting new projects so much easier, as well as updating libraries in existing projects, and managing inter-project dependencies. > I'm guessing I need some sort of master project file that > will drive the sub projects. I was looking at the > multiproject plug-in. This seemed to be something that I > needed to use. But it seems like I need finer grain control > on what order the projects are compiled in. The muli-project plugin looks through the list of dependencies in each project, and makes sure that projects get built in the correct order (i.e. a project will be built after its dependencies). If you *do* need finer control than that, you can create a new goal in your maven.xml, perhaps using the reactor jelly tag to get whatever control you need. It is considered best practice though to get your projects using as little customisation as possible in the maven.xml, since it reduces maintenance cost. > If I encounter a case where there is a third party jar file > is not in ibiblio or an online repository, what is the > recommended procedure? Copy the jar into an appropriate directory structure in your global repository (or local repo if you haven't got a global one set up). For example we have the javamail jar in the javamail/jars/ directory of the repo, with the filename javamail-1.3.2.jar. This is then referenced by the dependency javamail javamail 1.3.2 > How can I build a jar without the version number? I don't > really care about the version number. The entire image is > versioned. Actually, how do I strip out the version numbers > from the third-party jar files. We don't care for this and > it actually makes our lives harder when we do patching. We'd > have to remove the old jar files and add the new ones. In our > current environment, we just simply overlay the jar file and > restart the application. Set up a post-goal to jar:jar in the maven.xml to rename the jar: Do something similar for the third party jars assuming you have some sort of pack goal set up (we actually have a maven plugin set up that we use to build all distributions - the best approach if you are going to be using the same custom goals for different projects). > How do I tell maven to place all of the jar files under the > image instead of some unknown location? We found that the smoothest way to use Maven was to use the standard setup, which is not very much different from the setup you already have. For example: +- base/util +- src +- java +- test +- config +- target +- xdocs The source along with any specified config files get comiled and placed in the target dir, as do any jars created. If you wanted to move all files to your image directory, then a custom goal in a plugin would probably be the best approach (see the example above.) > How do I handle third party components that contain other > artifacts? For example, we use the tomcat embed component. > This is not only the jar files, but contains configuration > information as well. ? > Documentation is a bit tricky. Remember I was talking about > how some subprojects are selectively built (site1, site2, > etc.)? For the internal site documentation, I want all > generated. For external > documentation, only the site that is being built should be > created. I > want to place all of the javadoc in the image as part of our > documentation set. All docs are currently built into the maven format in the target directory. You could move the ones you want to your target using a custom goal. Build internal docs using the multi-goal project. Build external docs using just site:deploy on the project in question. > I don't want documentation to be generated in the developer's > environment. It adds too much time to the build. When you are developing in maven, you only need to call the goals you need at the time. So don't call site:generate. > At the end of the nightly build, we need to zip up everything > and put it on the repository. > > > > I'm hoping that maven provides something useful for us and > doesn't turn out just to be a theoretical exercise. Right > now, it feels like maven doesn't have exactly what I need. > I'm hoping that someone could prove me wrong. It looks like maven has just what you want in terms of automated build, but with some gaps. This is normal - it would be weird indeed if everyone had exactly the same
