Re: NAR Plugin Problems

2006-05-24 Thread GaryC 

Hi Mark,

Many thanks for the quick reply.

I've looked at - and do currently use - the maven native plugin, but I came
across the NAR plugin and it looked like it handled header file dependencies
and multiple platforms in a more convenient way.

If someone else suggests anything obvious I'm doing wrong I'll take another
look, otherwise I'll leave it on the backburner and hope to pick up an
updated version of NAR when you're on the relevant phase of your project.

Regards,

Gary.
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Re: NAR Plugin Problems

2006-05-23 Thread Mark Donszelmann 

Hi Gary,

I wrote this plugin (for our own use) before Maven 2 was even out.
I have not really done much on it since, so it could very well
be that it currently misbehaves.

We ported all our java software to maven 2 now, but have not done
the native parts yet.

We plan to resurrect his plugin fairly soon. However there is also
a maven-native-plugin, which may or may not have the same
functionality. At the time, native dependencies were missing
and one needed to do a lot of hand-configuration for
different platforms. The NAR plugin would allow native dependencies
and assumes you want to build for multiple platforms without
having to reconfigure too much.

Regards
Mark Donszelmann


On May 23, 2006, at 9:43 AM, GaryC wrote:



I found this forum almost by accident and have already found out  
quite a lot
of useful information by browsing the old posts. Anyway time to  
register and

ask a question (and hopefully if I become skilled enough with Maven to
contribute something back in time!)

I've been having some problems with the NAR plugin under Maven 2. I've
configured the freehep repository in my settings.xml as follows:


  freehep
  FreeHEP
  http://java.freehep.org/maven2
  default
  
  true
  daily
  warn
  
  
true
daily
  



And my pom.xml is as follows:


  4.0.0
  MQ
  MQ
  Quant
  nar
  1.0-SNAPSHOT
  http://maven.apache.org
  

 
org.freehep
freehep-nar-plugin
2.0-alpha-1-SNAPSHOT
true

   
  
 src/cpp
  
   

 

  


The plugin seems to download fine, and running goals such as mvn  
compile
definitely excute the plugin, but I can't seem to run other goals  
such as

mvn nar:info or mvn nar:nar. They simply result in the error message:

"The plugin 'org.apache.maven.plugins:maven-nar-plugin' does not  
exist or no

valid version could be found"

I understand that Maven looks for plugins entitled "maven-myplugin- 
plugin"
by default, unless a plugin prefix is configured using the  
 tag
in the plugins pom. I've had a look through the NAR's pom files and  
can't
see this specified, so I'm wondering if there is something wrong  
with the

plugin...or more likely that I'm doing something wrong.

Can anyone help?

Gary.
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NAR Plugin Problems

2006-05-23 Thread GaryC 

I found this forum almost by accident and have already found out quite a lot
of useful information by browsing the old posts. Anyway time to register and
ask a question (and hopefully if I become skilled enough with Maven to
contribute something back in time!)

I've been having some problems with the NAR plugin under Maven 2. I've
configured the freehep repository in my settings.xml as follows:


  freehep
  FreeHEP
  http://java.freehep.org/maven2
  default
  
  true
  daily
  warn
  
  
true
daily
  



And my pom.xml is as follows:


  4.0.0
  MQ
  MQ
  Quant
  nar
  1.0-SNAPSHOT
  http://maven.apache.org
  

 
org.freehep
freehep-nar-plugin
2.0-alpha-1-SNAPSHOT
true

   
  
 src/cpp
  
   

 

  


The plugin seems to download fine, and running goals such as mvn compile
definitely excute the plugin, but I can't seem to run other goals such as
mvn nar:info or mvn nar:nar. They simply result in the error message:

"The plugin 'org.apache.maven.plugins:maven-nar-plugin' does not exist or no
valid version could be found"

I understand that Maven looks for plugins entitled "maven-myplugin-plugin"
by default, unless a plugin prefix is configured using the  tag
in the plugins pom. I've had a look through the NAR's pom files and can't
see this specified, so I'm wondering if there is something wrong with the
plugin...or more likely that I'm doing something wrong.

Can anyone help?

Gary.
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