Hi!
I want to deploy my artifact via ftp. So this is my command:
mvn -e -Durl=file://ftp://some-server/root-dir/
-Dfile=com.company.models.util_1.2.0.jar
-DrepositoryId=ftp-company-snapshot -DgroupId=com.company.models
-DartifactId=com.company.models.util -Dversion=1.2.0-SNAPSHOT
-Dpackaging=jar
Edwin Punzalan wrote:
You can put any artifact as a dependency (whether it contains classes
or just plain text files doesn't matter ) and then you can get files
from it using the classloader Resource.
This is not solution for me. I'm working on plugin for eclipse builds.
There is set of
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I am also interested on how to do this as well? any suggestion?
-Dan
On 6/26/06, Marcin Maciukiewicz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi!
My plugin is using my own packaging. I need to overwrite (not
only
customize) clean behaviour. How to do
Hi!
My plugin is using my own packaging. I need to overwrite (not only
customize) clean behaviour. How to do this and still let users to
call only:
$ mvn clean
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Hello!
I'm working on Maven plugin for building project using 3rd party tools.
Problem:
My plugin (PLUGIN) is used to build project (PROJECT).
When building PROJECT my PLUGIN need to use RESOURCES (file skeletons, etc) .
I want the RESOURCES to be in separate artifact refered from PLUGIN.
Hello!
I'm working on Maven plugin for building project using 3rd party tools.
Problem:
My plugin (PLUGIN) is used to build project (PROJECT).
When building PROJECT my PLUGIN need to use RESOURCES (file skeletons,
etc) .
I want the RESOURCES to be in separate artifact refered from PLUGIN.