Can you provide a sample pom? I believe the nested configuration in
execution is taken care of by maven core (assuming said plugin uses the
standard mojo magic). Also what version of maven are you using?
- Josh
On Sat, Aug 22, 2009 at 6:04 PM, Carl wrote:
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> First off I am still a relative
Thank you for the reply. The maven verison on this particular
computer is 2.0.9.
Here is an excerpt from the pom file. The section in
the section is not respected. If the configuration is
moved up to the it is respected but then it only runs for the
one class.
org.codehaus.m
On Sun, Aug 23, 2009 at 4:50 AM, carljmosca wrote:
> Thank you for the reply. The maven verison on this particular
> computer is 2.0.9.
>
2.2.1 is out — you may wish to upgrade, just to see if it changes anything.
You don't have to commit to it, just download, extract and call it
directly.
>
Thank you Dom I will try upgrading maven.
I will also try the list you have suggested. I had already asked on
the list for the plugin itself and did not get a response. I also
noticed where others who described the same or very similar problems
were not answered. This made me think there's eit
I believe the problem I was having is a result of my lack of
understanding of maven. While I am still no expect, I believe the
best way to expose multiple classes as web services in a single
"project" with maven is to use modules.
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On Tue, Aug 25, 2009 at 2:51 AM, carljmosca wrote:
> I believe the problem I was having is a result of my lack of
> understanding of maven. While I am still no expect, I believe the
> best way to expose multiple classes as web services in a single
> "project" with maven is to use modules.
That
> That's possible (I don't know web services particularly). The normal rule
> with maven is "one module produces one artifact."
The funny part (at least to me) is I think what I have described is a
fairly common use case for these (now three) plugins which I have
tried but none eludes to or g
