Maven versions plugin: update property to specific value possible?
Hi,
I have found the mvn versions:update-properties target.
mvn versions:update-properties -DincludeProperties={dependency1.version}
However, the value being set is the last version for the specific
dependency.
Is it possible to specify the value for that property?
i.e. something like the following:
mvn versions:update-properties
-DincludeProperties={dependency1.version=1.2.3.4}
Thanks,
Markos
Maven release plugin
Hi,
I am using the Maven release plugin and I am trying to make a release. When
I am on master (I am using Git) I have SNAPSHOT versions for both my
project (multimodule) and also for my dependencies (also multimodule).
Suppose I want to make a tag from master (skipping the creation of a
branch) where no SNAPSHOTs are used.
This is my simplified pom.xml:
http://maven.apache.org/POM/4.0.0"; xmlns:xsi="
http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance";
xsi:schemaLocation="http://maven.apache.org/POM/4.0.0
http://maven.apache.org/maven-v4_0_0.xsd";>
4.0.0
results
1.2-SNAPSHOT
pom
Results parent module
results-web
results-persistence
results-domain
results-logic
results-logic-api
results-ear
results-configuration
results-rules-ejb
results-rules
results-rest
1.2.3-SNAPSHOT
3.4.5-SNAPSHOT
org.apache.maven.plugins
maven-release-plugin
2.4.1
@{project.version}
true
true
false
org.my.project
dependency1-domain
${dependency1.version}
org.my.project
dependency1-enumerations
${dependency1.version}
org.my.project
dependency1-logic
${dependency1.version}
ejb
org.my.project
dependency2-domain
${dependency2.version}
org.my.project
dependency2-enumerations
${dependency2.version}
org.my.project
dependency2-logic
${dependency2.version}
ejb
If I do:
mvn release:prepare -Darguments="-dependency1.version=1.2.3.0
-Ddependency2.version=3.4.5.0"
That creates a branch that still has SNAPSHOT dependencies:
1.2.3-SNAPSHOT
3.4.5-SNAPSHOT
How would I generate a tag where the part above would be:
1.2.3.0
3.4.5.0
Thank you,
Markos
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Re: Properties files proper location
Markos Fragkakis wrote:
Hi,
I am having some problems that I expected to be common, however I
could not find a solution online for either.
I want create a maven project for a swing application. My IDE is
Eclipse. In order to run, the application needs to read a a couple of
text configuration files, which are located in a "params" directory,
in the root directory of the application. So, if ${root} id the
application directory, these files should be in ${root}/params.
Furthermore, the application needs to log into the directory ${root}/log.
Until now, without Maven, I had created the directories params and log
(log was in .cvsignore) in my Eclipse project directory. Every time
the project was run, the two directories were found and used.
Now, Maven puts its classes in target/classes. In order to run the
project from within the IDE, I have put the two directories in the
"resources" directory. So, when I compile the project, they are put
inside the target directory, along with the classes and everything
works. This placing, however, will put them also in the jar file of
the project, which I would not like, since the configuration files in
the params directory are supposed to be changes by the user.
What is the correct (by-the-book) placing of the files if I need to be
able run my project as before, from within the IDE? Are there any
additional steps, like using the assembly plugin to create the
directory structure?
This is probably a best practices issue.
Any suggestions / ideas are welcome.
Best regards,
Markos Fragkakis
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and many would benefit if solutions, or even a discussion is documented.
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Properties files proper location
Hi,
I am having some problems that I expected to be common, however I
could not find a solution online for either.
I want create a maven project for a swing application. My IDE is
Eclipse. In order to run, the application needs to read a a couple of
text configuration files, which are located in a "params" directory,
in the root directory of the application. So, if ${root} id the
application directory, these files should be in ${root}/params.
Furthermore, the application needs to log into the directory ${root}/
log.
Until now, without Maven, I had created the directories params and log
(log was in .cvsignore) in my Eclipse project directory. Every time
the project was run, the two directories were found and used.
Now, Maven puts its classes in target/classes. In order to run the
project from within the IDE, I have put the two directories in the
"resources" directory. So, when I compile the project, they are put
inside the target directory, along with the classes and everything
works. This placing, however, will put them also in the jar file of
the project, which I would not like, since the configuration files in
the params directory are supposed to be changes by the user.
What is the correct (by-the-book) placing of the files if I need to be
able run my project as before, from within the IDE? Are there any
additional steps, like using the assembly plugin to create the
directory structure?
This is probably a best practices issue.
Any suggestions / ideas are welcome.
Best regards,
Markos Fragkakis
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