I've succeeded in running maven allsite (last time was 31 jan) after providing
it with 1 Gb of memory
(make sure you *do* have that available because otherwise you better take a
nap...).
You can also speed things up by disconnecting from the network (parameter -o
doesn't have any effect here).
I
David Le Strat wrote:
I ran the multiproject:site command. Works fine but I
run out of memory after a while.
This one fails for me too
[echo] Generating the PMD Report...
BUILD FAILED
File.. .maven\cache\maven-multiproject-plugin-1.3.1\plugin.jelly
Element... maven:reactor
Line.. 103
C
I ran the multiproject:site command. Works fine but I
run out of memory after a while.
--- David Sean Taylor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> David Sean Taylor wrote:
> > David Le Strat wrote:
> >
> >> Quick question, has anyone had any luck
> regenerating
> >> the site. I keep running out of memory
David Sean Taylor wrote:
David Le Strat wrote:
Quick question, has anyone had any luck regenerating
the site. I keep running out of memory trying to do
so.
I just ran
maven site
from the main jetspeed-2 directory.
Seemed to run fine for me.
allSite fails for me:
BUILD FAILED
File.. C:\Bluesunri
David Le Strat wrote:
Quick question, has anyone had any luck regenerating
the site. I keep running out of memory trying to do
so.
I just ran
maven site
from the main jetspeed-2 directory.
Seemed to run fine for me.
--
David Sean Taylor
Bluesunrise Software
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[office] +01 707 773-46
All,
I have committed the changes outlined in a previous
email. They include:
1. All dependencies on myfaces-1.0.8-PATCHED have been
removed. Jetspeed 2 is now using myfaces-1.0.9.
2. MyFaces now has built in support for the portlet
specs. I have added and documented an example
application to
