Kevin Jackson wrote:
Hi Brett,
Just to let you know that I have managed to get the tstamp value into
the manifest as required.
I've left a note on the jira as the guide[1], you pointed me to is
actually wrong[2]
Kevin, you are free to provide patches :) I'm sure they'd welcome you as
a comm
Hi Brett,
Just to let you know that I have managed to get the tstamp value into
the manifest as required.
I've left a note on the jira as the guide[1], you pointed me to is
actually wrong[2]
Finally although I may not like maven much, I have nothing but respect
for the developers. Thanks for y
Instead of the manifest entries (which you are filtering from your own
manifest file), you can use the configuration to the
JAR plugin (or do both).
http://maven.apache.org/guides/mini/guide-manifest.html
On 15/09/06, Kevin Jackson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Brett,
Thanks for taking the ti
Hi Brett,
Thanks for taking the time to trouble-shoot this - I *really*
appreciate all the help so far.
I've fixed the missing resource problem, but the Manifest file is
still not being updated in the jar file.
I have a Manifest.mf file in my src/main/resources dir, it is being
updated with the
I was able to add test resources without changing the POM and they
were correctly copied (unfiltered). Do you have a
element in the POM that might be interfering with it?
On 15/09/06, Kevin Jackson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Sorry, but I'm not sure I can help much more as that's inside the
> Sorry, but I'm not sure I can help much more as that's inside the
> custom test cases.
>
Hi, sorry to bother you again,
The problem is related to a single image in the src/test/resources
directory. When I use filters, it seems that this file is no longer
copied to the correct location for wh
Did you run a clean after the change to make sure the bogus filtered
resources got copied again properly?
not sure what you mean by bogus, but I did this:
mvn clean package
Sorry, but I'm not sure I can help much more as that's inside the
custom test cases.
The thing is that the problem d
Did you run a clean after the change to make sure the bogus filtered
resources got copied again properly?
Sorry, but I'm not sure I can help much more as that's inside the
custom test cases.
- Brett
On 15/09/06, Kevin Jackson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The example basically does "copy everyt
The example basically does "copy everything from src/main/resources
with filters". I assume you have images in there too.
No, I just checked, it's a common library that is re-used for
different web-apps, but it doensn't contain any images, but then with
the filtering switched on, all the images
The example basically does "copy everything from src/main/resources
with filters". I assume you have images in there too.
You should setup a separate resource directory for filtering - maybe
replace the one in the example with src/main/filtered-resources. Or,
you can add an includes or excludes t
Here's a working example: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MNG-2561
Hi, thanks for the cookbook example.
My problem now is that if I use filtering, I get exceptions thrown
during testing, these exceptions aren't thrown if I remove the
filter/resources sections from my pom. Is this a known issue
On 15/09/06, Kevin Jackson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
And with the antrun plugin, ok I can get to generate the
value I'm after, and I can use copy/replace to filter it into the
file, but what phase/goal do I need to set so that ant will execute
before the jar file is built? I thought process-cl
On 15/09/06, Kevin Jackson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> How the hell did anyone convince anyone else to use this crap?!
Well, since you asked so nicely... :)
Thanks for taking the abuse in the (semi) light-hearted manner it was
dished out in! Truly I didn't want to cause too much upset, but I
On 15/09/06, Kevin Jackson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
How the hell did anyone convince anyone else to use this crap?!
Well, since you asked so nicely... :)
I'm truly at my wit's end regarding such a simple task, here is what I
currently have in my pom.xml:
If you use ant tasks, you can only
How the hell did anyone convince anyone else to use this crap?!
With that off my chest - I *have to* use mvn2 on my current project,
anyone have experience getting maven to actually do anything useful?
I don't know maven well and I'm happy to concede that I may be a
witless luser, and if someone
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