date:20100201

JAVADOC-plugin: include comments from local dependent projects

2010-02-01 Thread Andrey Razumovsky

Hello,

Imagine I have two projects, A and B. Both are mine projects and aren't
published anywhere on the internet (don't have url). A is referenced from B.
Classes from B inherit a lot from classes from A.
The goal is to build docs for B, and include there only B sources. But also
I want comments for B methods to be automatically inherited from A docs.
Currently I've been unable to do that.
When I specify links to local storage of A docs, links are created, but
docs are not inherited.
When I specify sourcepath to storage of A src, docs are inherited, but
classes from A are included in docs as well (unwanted). Trying to exclude
them with excludePackageNames results in losing docs inheritance.

BTW I used to solve the problem with Ant once:
javadoc ... sourcepath=src/main/java;${A.LOCATION}/src/main/java
packagenames=B.PACKAGE.* /

How can I do that with Maven?

Thanks in advance,
Andrey

Automatic updates from repository

2010-02-01 Thread Andrey Razumovsky

Hello,

In our company we've got a local repository. There's an artifact (packaged
as POM or as JAR), which is deployed by me and used by other projects. It is
changing frequently, so we don't want referencing POM to change often (i.e.
version changes rarely). Now it seems new versions are not downloaded by
referencing projects automatically at build time. Is it because I haven't
specified SNAPSHOT postfix? If yes, is there a way to allow automatic
changes detection without SNAPSHOT postfix?

Thanks,
Andrey

Implementing an installer, which is maven-based

2010-02-01 Thread Dmitry Katsubo

Hi all!

Sorry, that my question seems to have been asked in maven user list
http://mail-archives.apache.org/mod_mbox/maven-users/200710.mbox/%3c2fbbcb49-65d3-4258-906f-e252372e9...@massol.net%3e
but I have the situation, similar to that. I hope you can help me, as
you might know what are the latest approaches to that.

I have some service, packaged as .WAR, which is completely build by
maven. However, this .WAR file requires customization: I need to package
it in different ways, depending on user input. Basically, user should
himself select the components, he would like to add to WAR, and define
some simple configuration for these components. After the packaging the
installer should optionally launch tomcat (or jetty) and start a WAR
application.

I need to write the installer, that:
1. Asks user for the list of components (=checkboxes)
2. For each component, asks for the configuration options (then to be
saved as .property file)
3. Package everything from steps 1 and 2 into WAR file. Dependences
should be fetched from publicly available maven repository.
4. Optionally launch tomcat (or jetty) in a background
5. Maybe execute some other script, depending on choices in 1 (like
demo application).

Let me know, if there is a universal solution for that.

Thanks in advance for any hint.

-- 
With best regards,
Dmitry

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Re: Implementing an installer, which is maven-based

2010-02-01 Thread Stephen Connolly

have you tried izpack-maven-plugin?

2010/2/1 Dmitry Katsubo dm...@mail.ru

Hi all!

Sorry, that my question seems to have been asked in maven user list

http://mail-archives.apache.org/mod_mbox/maven-users/200710.mbox/%3c2fbbcb49-65d3-4258-906f-e252372e9...@massol.net%3e
but I have the situation, similar to that. I hope you can help me, as
you might know what are the latest approaches to that.

I have some service, packaged as .WAR, which is completely build by
maven. However, this .WAR file requires customization: I need to package
it in different ways, depending on user input. Basically, user should
himself select the components, he would like to add to WAR, and define
some simple configuration for these components. After the packaging the
installer should optionally launch tomcat (or jetty) and start a WAR
application.

I need to write the installer, that:
1. Asks user for the list of components (=checkboxes)
2. For each component, asks for the configuration options (then to be
saved as .property file)
3. Package everything from steps 1 and 2 into WAR file. Dependences
should be fetched from publicly available maven repository.
4. Optionally launch tomcat (or jetty) in a background
5. Maybe execute some other script, depending on choices in 1 (like
demo application).

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