RE: Change profiles when defining a default profile - issue - Maven2.0 - GOOD SOLUTION.

[Bogdan Matiu]

Thanks, Max. This solved my problem.

Bogdan Matiu -  
Senior Software Engineer

-Original Message-
From: Max Cooper [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: August 10, 2006 5:57 PM
To: Maven Users List
Subject: Re: Change profiles when defining a default profile - issue -
Maven2.0.

Use a property to control which profile is active, perhaps 'targetEnv' 
or something.

For the profile you want to be active by default, use a ! in front of 
the property name, to make it active when that property is NOT set:

 
 
   !targetEnv
 
 

Then use the property value activate one of the other profiles:

 
 
   targetEnv
   qa
 
 

-Max

Bogdan Matiu wrote:
> Hi,
> 
>  
> 
> Situation: I want to have an active by default profile (dev) and still

> be able to switch to other profiles like qa and prod. I didn't find
any 
> way of doing it. Please someone help me if you found a solution for
this 
> one.
> 
>  
> 
>  
> 
> What happens?
> 
> I've set up the activeByDefault property for the dev environment in
the 
> conf/settings.xml:  true
> 
>  
> 
> When I run:
> 
> mvn help:active-profiles
> 
> I get the following response:
> 
> The following profiles are active:
> 
>  
> 
>  - maestro (source: settings.xml)
> 
>  - dev-servers (source: settings.xml)
> 
>  - dev-servers (source: settings.xml)
> 
>  
> 
>  
> 
> Now when I'm trying to switch to another profile:
> 
> mvn help:active-profiles -P qa2-servers
> 
> The following profiles are active:
> 
>  - maestro (source: settings.xml)
> 
>  - dev-servers (source: settings.xml) => *dev profile is going to be
used*
> 
>  - qa2-servers (source: settings.xml)
> 
>  - dev-servers (source: settings.xml)
> 
>  
> 
> I've tried even with both -P and setting the *activation *value for
the qa profile and still:
> 
> mvn help:active-profiles -P qa2-servers -Denv=qa2
> 
> The following profiles are active:
> 
>  - maestro (source: settings.xml)
> 
>  - dev-servers (source: settings.xml) => *dev profile is going to be
used*
> 
>  - qa2-servers (source: settings.xml)
> 
>  - dev-servers (source: settings.xml)
> 
>  
> 
> This means that any property used from profiles in the FILTERED files 
> are still taken from dev profile and not from the desired qa2-servers 
> profile (which is not the desired behaviour!!!)
> 
>  
> 
> Thank you,
> 
> *Bogdan Matiu -  *
> 
> Senior Software Engineer
> 
> Ph.: 416-848-8391 x 2237  
> 
> Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> 
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Re: Change profiles when defining a default profile - issue - Maven2.0.

[Max Cooper]

Use a property to control which profile is active, perhaps 'targetEnv' 
or something.


For the profile you want to be active by default, use a ! in front of 
the property name, to make it active when that property is NOT set:




  !targetEnv



Then use the property value activate one of the other profiles:



  targetEnv
  qa



-Max

Bogdan Matiu wrote:

Hi,

 

Situation: I want to have an active by default profile (dev) and still 
be able to switch to other profiles like qa and prod. I didn’t find any 
way of doing it. Please someone help me if you found a solution for this 
one.


 

 


What happens?

I’ve set up the activeByDefault property for the dev environment in the 
conf/settings.xml:  true


 


When I run:

mvn help:active-profiles

I get the following response:

The following profiles are active:

 


 - maestro (source: settings.xml)

 - dev-servers (source: settings.xml)

 - dev-servers (source: settings.xml)

 

 


Now when I’m trying to switch to another profile:

mvn help:active-profiles –P qa2-servers

The following profiles are active:

 - maestro (source: settings.xml)

 - dev-servers (source: settings.xml) => *dev profile is going to be used*

 - qa2-servers (source: settings.xml)

 - dev-servers (source: settings.xml)

 


I’ve tried even with both –P and setting the *activation *value for the qa 
profile and still:

mvn help:active-profiles -P qa2-servers -Denv=qa2

The following profiles are active:

 - maestro (source: settings.xml)

 - dev-servers (source: settings.xml) => *dev profile is going to be used*

 - qa2-servers (source: settings.xml)

 - dev-servers (source: settings.xml)

 

This means that any property used from profiles in the FILTERED files 
are still taken from dev profile and not from the desired qa2-servers 
profile (which is not the desired behaviour!!!)


 


Thank you,

*Bogdan Matiu -  *

Senior Software Engineer

Ph.: 416-848-8391 x 2237  


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Change profiles when defining a default profile - issue - Maven2.0.

[Bogdan Matiu]

Hi,

 

Situation: I want to have an active by default profile (dev)
and still be able to switch to other profiles like qa and prod. I didn’t
find any way of doing it. Please someone help me if you found a solution for
this one.

 

 

What happens?

I’ve set up the activeByDefault property for the dev
environment in the conf/settings.xml:  true


 

When I run: 

    mvn
help:active-profiles

I get the following response:

The following profiles
are active:

 

 -
maestro (source: settings.xml)

 -
dev-servers (source: settings.xml)

 -
dev-servers (source: settings.xml)

 

 

Now when I’m trying
to switch to another profile:

mvn
help:active-profiles –P qa2-servers

The
following profiles are active:

 -
maestro (source: settings.xml)

 -
dev-servers (source: settings.xml) => dev
profile is going to be used

 -
qa2-servers (source: settings.xml)

 -
dev-servers (source: settings.xml)

 

I’ve tried even with both –P and setting the activation value for the qa profile and still:

mvn help:active-profiles -P qa2-servers
-Denv=qa2

The following
profiles are active:

 - maestro
(source: settings.xml)

 - dev-servers
(source: settings.xml) => dev profile is going to be used

 - qa2-servers
(source: settings.xml)

 - dev-servers
(source: settings.xml)

 

This means that any property used from profiles in the
FILTERED files are still taken from dev profile and not from the desired qa2-servers profile
(which is not the desired behaviour!!!)

 

Thank you,

Bogdan Matiu -  

Senior Software Engineer

Ph.: 416-848-8391 x 2237   

Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Route1 Inc. 

Securing
the Digital World



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