Re: properties and values in maven.xml
hmm. That command gives this output
[Fatal Error] :1:1: Content is not allowed in prolog.
BUILD FAILED
File.. file:/homedir/robshep/projects/jbeast/maven.xml
Element... j:parse
Line.. 55
Column 61
Content is not allowed in prolog.
Where is the best reference for maven.xml/jelly scripting?
Has anybody else managed multiple site deploys?
regards
Rob
Sri Sankaran wrote:
Have you tried something like
j:parse text=pom.setSiteDirectory('whatever')/
Sri
-Original Message-
From: Rob Shepherd [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, March 30, 2004 1:36 PM
To: Maven Users List
Subject: properties and values in maven.xml
I'm having trouble getting to grips with the scripting. I'm proficient at ant so it should take me too long to grasp :)
in project.properties i define
...
robtest.message=hello world
...
in maven.xml i have this target sorryGoal ;)
...
goal name=robtest
ant:echo message=${robtest.message}/
ant:echo message=Changing property/
j:set var=robtest.message value=hello rob /
ant:echo message=${robtest.message}/ /goal ...
running 'maven robtest' i get expected results.
robtest:
[echo] hello world
[echo] Changing property
[echo] hello rob
BUILD SUCCESSFUL
However!! i wish to apply the same goal to the variable ${pom.siteDirectory}
which will allow me to do a fsdeploy to a local directory then a sshdeploy to a remote mirror.
To acomplish this i do a fsdeploy then change pom.siteDirectory then do a sshdeploy with the new value.
the values after
j:set var=pom.siteAddress value=www.mywebserver.invalid / j:set var=pom.siteDirectory
value=/var/www/html/ /
is
site:fsdeploy:
[echo]
siteAddress =
siteDirectory =
(they are both originally defined in project.xml.)
How do i refer to them with jelly?
Many thanks for any help i may receive.
Rob
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properties and values in maven.xml
I'm having trouble getting to grips with the scripting. I'm proficient at ant so it
should take me too long to grasp :)
in project.properties i define
...
robtest.message=hello world
...
in maven.xml i have this target sorryGoal ;)
...
goal name=robtest
ant:echo message=${robtest.message}/
ant:echo message=Changing property/
j:set var=robtest.message value=hello rob /
ant:echo message=${robtest.message}/
/goal
...
running 'maven robtest' i get expected results.
robtest:
[echo] hello world
[echo] Changing property
[echo] hello rob
BUILD SUCCESSFUL
However!! i wish to apply the same goal to the variable ${pom.siteDirectory}
which will allow me to do a fsdeploy to a local directory
then a sshdeploy to a remote mirror.
To acomplish this i do a fsdeploy then change pom.siteDirectory then do a sshdeploy with
the new value.
the values after
j:set var=pom.siteAddress value=www.mywebserver.invalid /
j:set var=pom.siteDirectory value=/var/www/html/ /
is
site:fsdeploy:
[echo]
siteAddress =
siteDirectory =
(they are both originally defined in project.xml.)
How do i refer to them with jelly?
Many thanks for any help i may receive.
Rob
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RE: properties and values in maven.xml
Have you tried something like
j:parse text=pom.setSiteDirectory('whatever')/
Sri
-Original Message-
From: Rob Shepherd [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, March 30, 2004 1:36 PM
To: Maven Users List
Subject: properties and values in maven.xml
I'm having trouble getting to grips with the scripting. I'm proficient at ant so it
should take me too long to grasp :)
in project.properties i define
...
robtest.message=hello world
...
in maven.xml i have this target sorryGoal ;)
...
goal name=robtest
ant:echo message=${robtest.message}/
ant:echo message=Changing property/
j:set var=robtest.message value=hello rob /
ant:echo message=${robtest.message}/ /goal ...
running 'maven robtest' i get expected results.
robtest:
[echo] hello world
[echo] Changing property
[echo] hello rob
BUILD SUCCESSFUL
However!! i wish to apply the same goal to the variable ${pom.siteDirectory}
which will allow me to do a fsdeploy to a local directory then a sshdeploy to a remote
mirror.
To acomplish this i do a fsdeploy then change pom.siteDirectory then do a sshdeploy
with the new value.
the values after
j:set var=pom.siteAddress value=www.mywebserver.invalid / j:set
var=pom.siteDirectory value=/var/www/html/ /
is
site:fsdeploy:
[echo]
siteAddress =
siteDirectory =
(they are both originally defined in project.xml.)
How do i refer to them with jelly?
Many thanks for any help i may receive.
Rob
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Re: properties and values in maven.xml
Maybe they are immutable??
JAT,
Marco
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From: Sri Sankaran [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Maven Users List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, March 30, 2004 10:18 PM
Subject: RE: properties and values in maven.xml
Have you tried something like
j:parse text=pom.setSiteDirectory('whatever')/
Sri
-Original Message-
From: Rob Shepherd [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, March 30, 2004 1:36 PM
To: Maven Users List
Subject: properties and values in maven.xml
I'm having trouble getting to grips with the scripting. I'm proficient at
ant so it should take me too long to grasp :)
in project.properties i define
...
robtest.message=hello world
...
in maven.xml i have this target sorryGoal ;)
...
goal name=robtest
ant:echo message=${robtest.message}/
ant:echo message=Changing property/
j:set var=robtest.message value=hello rob /
ant:echo message=${robtest.message}/ /goal ...
running 'maven robtest' i get expected results.
robtest:
[echo] hello world
[echo] Changing property
[echo] hello rob
BUILD SUCCESSFUL
However!! i wish to apply the same goal to the variable ${pom.siteDirectory}
which will allow me to do a fsdeploy to a local directory then a sshdeploy
to a remote mirror.
To acomplish this i do a fsdeploy then change pom.siteDirectory then do a
sshdeploy with the new value.
the values after
j:set var=pom.siteAddress value=www.mywebserver.invalid / j:set
var=pom.siteDirectory value=/var/www/html/ /
is
site:fsdeploy:
[echo]
siteAddress =
siteDirectory =
(they are both originally defined in project.xml.)
How do i refer to them with jelly?
Many thanks for any help i may receive.
Rob
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