subject:"$\{basedir\} Windows and $\{file.separator\}"

Re: ${basedir} Windows and ${file.separator}

2007-09-10 Thread Roland Asmann

Shouldn't ${basedir} be resolved correctly on both windows and *nix?
If that's the case, you could try using the '/' separator, since this works 
both on *nix and windows...
However, if ${basedir} is not correctly resolved, you will probably still have 
the same issues...


On Friday 07 September 2007 17:08, Andrew Leer wrote:
 Thanks Wayne...

 Submitted a bug...

 http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MNG-3198

 Thanks,
 Andrew J.Leer

 On 9/7/07, Wayne Fay [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  There are *always* some small differences in environments. Therefore,
  profiles are a way of handling those differences in Maven.
 
  ${file.separator} is simply not valid/available at this time for use
  in the pom. Feel free to file an RFE.
 
  Wayne
 
  On 9/7/07, Andrew Leer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
   Hello,
  
   Use 2 profiles that are auto-activated based on OS and hard-code the
   proper value in both.
   
   Wayne
  
   Doesn't the defeat the purpose of having an environment portable build?
  
   And when I use ${basedir} I can't insert two ${file.separator}'s
   inside of that variable.
  
   I.E.
  
   ${basedir}=C:\workspace\dev\projectTest
   (under windows)
  
   I can't add an extra path separator that way
  
   Thank you,
  
Andrew J. Leer
  
   On 9/7/07, Wayne Fay [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Use 2 profiles that are auto-activated based on OS and hard-code the
proper value in both.
   
Wayne
   
On 9/7/07, Andrew Leer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Hello all,

 I am using Maven2 on Windows XP

 Lets say that I have this property in my pom.xml file:
  
   log.app.directory${basedir}${file.separator}log${file.separator}/log
  .app.directory
  
 This property is being used to write the location of a directory
 for holding log files, to a log4j.xml file.

 Now when I run some code to write to the log file, I get a file in
 the ${basedir} of the project called:

  
 devworkspacearchetypesTestlogSimpleTest21-1.0-SNAPSHOT_test.log

 (which contains the contents of the log file...)

 Sure this works, but it isn't really what I had in mind.

 Rather I'd like the log file to be written to the ${basedir}/log of
 my project.

 I looked in my ${basedir}/target/test-classes/log4j.xml and the
 value which is generated for the output of the logfile is:

 C:\dev\workspace\archetypesTest\log\SimpleTest21-1.0-SNAPSHOT_test.
log

 My question is,

 does it need to be?
  
   C:\\dev\\workspace\\archetypesTest\\log\\SimpleTest21-1.0-SNAPSHOT_test
  .log
  
 And how can I do this without destorying the portability to linux
 by adding two ${file.seprator}'s?

 Thank you,
 Andrew J. Leer

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${basedir} Windows and ${file.separator}

2007-09-07 Thread Andrew Leer

Hello all,

I am using Maven2 on Windows XP

Lets say that I have this property in my pom.xml file:

  
log.app.directory${basedir}${file.separator}log${file.separator}/log.app.directory

This property is being used to write the location of a directory for
holding log files, to a log4j.xml file.

Now when I run some code to write to the log file, I get a file in the
${basedir} of the project called:

  devworkspacearchetypesTestlogSimpleTest21-1.0-SNAPSHOT_test.log

(which contains the contents of the log file...)

Sure this works, but it isn't really what I had in mind.

Rather I'd like the log file to be written to the ${basedir}/log of my project.

I looked in my ${basedir}/target/test-classes/log4j.xml and the value
which is generated for the output of the logfile is:

C:\dev\workspace\archetypesTest\log\SimpleTest21-1.0-SNAPSHOT_test.log

My question is,

does it need to be?

C:\\dev\\workspace\\archetypesTest\\log\\SimpleTest21-1.0-SNAPSHOT_test.log

And how can I do this without destorying the portability to linux by
adding two ${file.seprator}'s?

Thank you,
Andrew J. Leer

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Re: ${basedir} Windows and ${file.separator}

2007-09-07 Thread Andrew Leer

Hello,

Use 2 profiles that are auto-activated based on OS and hard-code the
proper value in both.

Wayne

Doesn't the defeat the purpose of having an environment portable build?

And when I use ${basedir} I can't insert two ${file.separator}'s
inside of that variable.

I.E.

${basedir}=C:\workspace\dev\projectTest
(under windows)

I can't add an extra path separator that way

Thank you,

 Andrew J. Leer

On 9/7/07, Wayne Fay [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Use 2 profiles that are auto-activated based on OS and hard-code the
 proper value in both.

 Wayne

 On 9/7/07, Andrew Leer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  Hello all,
 
  I am using Maven2 on Windows XP
 
  Lets say that I have this property in my pom.xml file:
 
 
  log.app.directory${basedir}${file.separator}log${file.separator}/log.app.directory
 
  This property is being used to write the location of a directory for
  holding log files, to a log4j.xml file.
 
  Now when I run some code to write to the log file, I get a file in the
  ${basedir} of the project called:
 
devworkspacearchetypesTestlogSimpleTest21-1.0-SNAPSHOT_test.log
 
  (which contains the contents of the log file...)
 
  Sure this works, but it isn't really what I had in mind.
 
  Rather I'd like the log file to be written to the ${basedir}/log of my
  project.
 
  I looked in my ${basedir}/target/test-classes/log4j.xml and the value
  which is generated for the output of the logfile is:
 
  C:\dev\workspace\archetypesTest\log\SimpleTest21-1.0-SNAPSHOT_test.log
 
  My question is,
 
  does it need to be?
 
  C:\\dev\\workspace\\archetypesTest\\log\\SimpleTest21-1.0-SNAPSHOT_test.log
 
  And how can I do this without destorying the portability to linux by
  adding two ${file.seprator}'s?
 
  Thank you,
  Andrew J. Leer
 
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Re: ${basedir} Windows and ${file.separator}

2007-09-07 Thread Wayne Fay

Use 2 profiles that are auto-activated based on OS and hard-code the
proper value in both.

Wayne

On 9/7/07, Andrew Leer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Hello all,

 I am using Maven2 on Windows XP

 Lets say that I have this property in my pom.xml file:


 log.app.directory${basedir}${file.separator}log${file.separator}/log.app.directory

 This property is being used to write the location of a directory for
 holding log files, to a log4j.xml file.

 Now when I run some code to write to the log file, I get a file in the
 ${basedir} of the project called:

   devworkspacearchetypesTestlogSimpleTest21-1.0-SNAPSHOT_test.log

 (which contains the contents of the log file...)

 Sure this works, but it isn't really what I had in mind.

 Rather I'd like the log file to be written to the ${basedir}/log of my
 project.

 I looked in my ${basedir}/target/test-classes/log4j.xml and the value
 which is generated for the output of the logfile is:

 C:\dev\workspace\archetypesTest\log\SimpleTest21-1.0-SNAPSHOT_test.log

 My question is,

 does it need to be?

 C:\\dev\\workspace\\archetypesTest\\log\\SimpleTest21-1.0-SNAPSHOT_test.log

 And how can I do this without destorying the portability to linux by
 adding two ${file.seprator}'s?

 Thank you,
 Andrew J. Leer

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Re: ${basedir} Windows and ${file.separator}

2007-09-07 Thread Wayne Fay

There are *always* some small differences in environments. Therefore,
profiles are a way of handling those differences in Maven.

${file.separator} is simply not valid/available at this time for use
in the pom. Feel free to file an RFE.

Wayne

On 9/7/07, Andrew Leer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Hello,

 Use 2 profiles that are auto-activated based on OS and hard-code the
 proper value in both.

 Wayne

 Doesn't the defeat the purpose of having an environment portable build?

 And when I use ${basedir} I can't insert two ${file.separator}'s
 inside of that variable.

 I.E.

 ${basedir}=C:\workspace\dev\projectTest
 (under windows)

 I can't add an extra path separator that way

 Thank you,

  Andrew J. Leer

 On 9/7/07, Wayne Fay [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  Use 2 profiles that are auto-activated based on OS and hard-code the
  proper value in both.
 
  Wayne
 
  On 9/7/07, Andrew Leer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
   Hello all,
  
   I am using Maven2 on Windows XP
  
   Lets say that I have this property in my pom.xml file:
  
  
  
 log.app.directory${basedir}${file.separator}log${file.separator}/log.app.directory
  
   This property is being used to write the location of a directory for
   holding log files, to a log4j.xml file.
  
   Now when I run some code to write to the log file, I get a file in the
   ${basedir} of the project called:
  
 devworkspacearchetypesTestlogSimpleTest21-1.0-SNAPSHOT_test.log
  
   (which contains the contents of the log file...)
  
   Sure this works, but it isn't really what I had in mind.
  
   Rather I'd like the log file to be written to the ${basedir}/log of my
   project.
  
   I looked in my ${basedir}/target/test-classes/log4j.xml and the value
   which is generated for the output of the logfile is:
  
   C:\dev\workspace\archetypesTest\log\SimpleTest21-1.0-SNAPSHOT_test.log
  
   My question is,
  
   does it need to be?
  
  
 C:\\dev\\workspace\\archetypesTest\\log\\SimpleTest21-1.0-SNAPSHOT_test.log
  
   And how can I do this without destorying the portability to linux by
   adding two ${file.seprator}'s?
  
   Thank you,
   Andrew J. Leer
  
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Re: ${basedir} Windows and ${file.separator}

2007-09-07 Thread Andrew Leer

Thanks Wayne...

Submitted a bug...

http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MNG-3198

Thanks,
Andrew J.Leer

On 9/7/07, Wayne Fay [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 There are *always* some small differences in environments. Therefore,
 profiles are a way of handling those differences in Maven.

 ${file.separator} is simply not valid/available at this time for use
 in the pom. Feel free to file an RFE.

 Wayne

 On 9/7/07, Andrew Leer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  Hello,
 
  Use 2 profiles that are auto-activated based on OS and hard-code the
  proper value in both.
 
  Wayne
 
  Doesn't the defeat the purpose of having an environment portable build?
 
  And when I use ${basedir} I can't insert two ${file.separator}'s
  inside of that variable.
 
  I.E.
 
  ${basedir}=C:\workspace\dev\projectTest
  (under windows)
 
  I can't add an extra path separator that way
 
  Thank you,
 
   Andrew J. Leer
 
  On 9/7/07, Wayne Fay [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
   Use 2 profiles that are auto-activated based on OS and hard-code the
   proper value in both.
  
   Wayne
  
   On 9/7/07, Andrew Leer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello all,
   
I am using Maven2 on Windows XP
   
Lets say that I have this property in my pom.xml file:
   
   
   
  log.app.directory${basedir}${file.separator}log${file.separator}/log.app.directory
   
This property is being used to write the location of a directory for
holding log files, to a log4j.xml file.
   
Now when I run some code to write to the log file, I get a file in the
${basedir} of the project called:
   
  devworkspacearchetypesTestlogSimpleTest21-1.0-SNAPSHOT_test.log
   
(which contains the contents of the log file...)
   
Sure this works, but it isn't really what I had in mind.
   
Rather I'd like the log file to be written to the ${basedir}/log of my
project.
   
I looked in my ${basedir}/target/test-classes/log4j.xml and the value
which is generated for the output of the logfile is:
   
C:\dev\workspace\archetypesTest\log\SimpleTest21-1.0-SNAPSHOT_test.log
   
My question is,
   
does it need to be?
   
   
  C:\\dev\\workspace\\archetypesTest\\log\\SimpleTest21-1.0-SNAPSHOT_test.log
   
And how can I do this without destorying the portability to linux by
adding two ${file.seprator}'s?
   
Thank you,
Andrew J. Leer
   
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