Re: How to get an alert if a property value is missing

2009-06-05 Thread turbo-555 

I'm having a problem with the enforcer plugin, it works well with the
settings.xml, but if I require to check a property that has been set in a
properties file placed in the resources, it always fails, saying that the
property is null, but if I check in the generated config file...the value
has been written correctly.


filters
   filtersrc/main/resources/filter.properties/filter
/filters
resources
   resource
  directorysrc/main/resources/directory
  filteringtrue/filtering
   /resource
/resources

any idea why?
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Re: How to get an alert if a property value is missing

2009-06-04 Thread Stephen Connolly 
have a look at the enforcer plugin

2009/6/4 turbo-555 fdur...@ticino.com


 Hi all,

 I have the need to create a configuration file for several, different,
 platforms.
 Therefore I have a xxx-service.xml in which I call some value that are set
 in the user/.m2/settings.xml.

 For example:
 #settings.xml
 properties
settings.file.value(user)/.m2/settings.xml/settings.file.value
 /properties

 and then in the xxx-service.xml
 #xxx-service.xml
 ...
 jndi:value type=java.lang.String${settings.file.value}/jndi:value
 ...


 This works just fine.

 My problem is, if setting.file.value isn't set in settings.xml the
 compiler simply skips the step an leaves the ${settings.file.value} at his
 place. My question is, is there a possibility, a setting to switch in order
 to get an explicit warning message in case of a missing definition?


 thanks a lot for your help


 rgds
 Turbo-555
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Re: How to get an alert if a property value is missing

2009-06-04 Thread turbo-555 

that's what I need!

thx



Stephen Connolly-2 wrote:
 
 have a look at the enforcer plugin
 
 2009/6/4 turbo-555 fdur...@ticino.com
 

 Hi all,

 I have the need to create a configuration file for several, different,
 platforms.
 Therefore I have a xxx-service.xml in which I call some value that are
 set
 in the user/.m2/settings.xml.

 For example:
 #settings.xml
 properties
settings.file.value(user)/.m2/settings.xml/settings.file.value
 /properties

 and then in the xxx-service.xml
 #xxx-service.xml
 ...
 jndi:value type=java.lang.String${settings.file.value}/jndi:value
 ...


 This works just fine.

 My problem is, if setting.file.value isn't set in settings.xml the
 compiler simply skips the step an leaves the ${settings.file.value} at
 his
 place. My question is, is there a possibility, a setting to switch in
 order
 to get an explicit warning message in case of a missing definition?


 thanks a lot for your help


 rgds
 Turbo-555
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