For cvs (and continnum and maven) a user home is required because cvs store
authentication in ${user.home}/.cvspass
maven required it too to store the local repository and settings.xml
Emmanuel
Antonín Faltýnek a écrit :
Hi all,
I have problem with Continuum 1.1 beta2, which I'm running on Li
Hi all,
I have problem with Continuum 1.1 beta2, which I'm running on Linux box
under Tomcat 5.5. Continuum is not able to perform CVS update command, when
I use command from log file and run it as any other user it works fine for
me.
Tomcat is running under user tomcat, which has no home directo
Don't suppose there's an easy way we can detect non-Sun JDKs to avoid
this in the future? We'd probably just need to call "java -version" or
similar and look for HotSpot -- if its there, its Sun and we can use
-XX. If not, we just leave that out in the call.
I've seen this a couple times now on th
On 9/25/07, I am Who i am <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I could n't start continuum coz of following error, any one has any idea
>
> jvm 1| The JVM option is invalid: -XX:MaxPermSize=128m
> jvm 1| Could not create the Java virtual machine.
Please provide more information about your environm
Hi
I've tried to follow your explanation on how to configure the mailnotifier,
but I can't get it to work. Just keeps getting the errormessage: Error
while trying to use the mailnotifier.
I thought the mailnotifier would work more or less out of the box when
installing Continuum? Do i need to i
scm urls aren't allowed in 1.1, but you can install a cvsweb to have an http
interface for your cvs.
Emmanuel
Val Tarasyuk a écrit :
Hi,
I am trying to add a Maven 2 project to Continuum 1.1, but my POM is in CVS.
Now I know that 1.0.3 does not allow using an SCM address for the POM url,
but I
Hi,
I am trying to add a Maven 2 project to Continuum 1.1, but my POM is in CVS.
Now I know that 1.0.3 does not allow using an SCM address for the POM url,
but I read in an earlier posting that this may be fixed for 1.1. When I try
to do this, I get the more vague "The specified resource cannot be
I would recommend removing it from the repository not the workspace
since your local workspace is in an unstable state (you have a target
folder under SCM, but maven deletes it as part of its process).
If your svn repo was https://my.repo.com/repo/project/trunk then you
could remove it by d
It's independant of Continuum. svn:ignore must be defined and committed AND
files added in svn:ignore must be removed in svn
Emmanuel
Raffaele a écrit :
Sorry but when you use maven with Continuum, how do you configure your env to
globally ignore the target folder?
In cvs the cvsignore was co
For my installation, it's to load the pom via http when you add a project.
I thought it was continuum doing the pom download rather than delegating
to maven. I changed the maven settings files in any case, but still no
luck.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 25/09/2007 13:32:43:
> It's to load pom vi
already done by olivier: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/CONTINUUM-1489
Emmanuel
Emmanuel Venisse a écrit :
ok, it doesn't work :(
Please file an issue and we'll look at it for a fix.
Emmanuel
Jochen Wiedmann a écrit :
Ashley Williams-5 wrote:
Does this mean you got it to work? I added th
You should remove the target folder from your subversion repository and
ignore it by setting svn:ignore on the parent folder. That folder should
not be in version control, because it is a working area and will be
deleted by a mvn clean.
Hth,
Nick Stolwijk
Raffaele wrote:
Hi all,
I'm follow
In fact it's not so easy :-).
In my case, it works for the following reason.
My continuum instance was started since long time.
This means some artifacts has been downloaded from the central repo using
wagon http with the proxy defined in my ~/.m2/settings.
This cause some System.setProperty("*prox
Hi all,
I'm following the example in chapter 7 of Better Builds with Maven, that is
the example to use Continuum for the first time.
I was able to add example project to Continuum and to launch the build
process that successfully send me also the mails.
Nevertheless I obtain some build error...
Hi,
Does this mean you got it to work? I added the proxy properties as
Emmanuel suggested, even changed the property names to camel case and it
still refused to work...
Jochen Wiedmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 25/09/2007 12:51:28:
>
>
>
> Emmanuel Venisse wrote:
> >
> > You can add ja
You can add java proxy properties in wrapper.conf
Emmanuel
Jochen Wiedmann a écrit :
Hi,
I would like to load an external pom.xml into Continuum. To connect to the
SVN server, an HTTP proxy must be used. However, I've got no idea how to
tell Continuum that it must use a proxy server?
Thanks,
Hi,
I would like to load an external pom.xml into Continuum. To connect to the
SVN server, an HTTP proxy must be used. However, I've got no idea how to
tell Continuum that it must use a proxy server?
Thanks,
Jochen
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> Yes and no :)
>
> You probably have some generated files that aren't in .cvsignore (maybe
> target)
> If you turn on the log level of org.apache.maven.scm to DEBUG (maybe
> org.apache.maven), you'll can see files in logs
I'm sure there aren't any. I will check next time this problem occurs.
D
Damien Lecan a écrit :
Can you send your logs when a projects is building without changes in SCM and
dependencies (scheduled mode)?
Here are logs filtered by thread "pool-1-thread-1".
2007-09-22 13:00:00,648 [pool-1-thread-1] INFO
BuildController:default- Initializing build
2007-09-
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