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> From: Ben Walding [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi Ben,
Thanks for the response.
> "Maven's not going to figure out the package dependency graph of
> my projects."
>
> Why not?
I ask, why would it? It's not analyzing Java source to build a dependency
graph of the Jav
Hi task-list developers, please listen:
On Tue, 2003-06-10 at 02:37, Gabriel Sjoberg wrote:
> maven.tasklist.taskTag =
>
> [..] Perhaps case-insensitivity can be added to a future version of the plugin.
I would prefer a regular expression...
Would be easier to program as well
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Martin Skopp
R
Graham,
On Tue, 2003-05-27 at 16:51, Graham Leggett wrote:
> Then following the plugin instructions, I tried to add the following
> line under reports in my project.xml file:
>
> maven-pmd-plugin
>
> This in turn fails saying that the goal pmd:report is not found.
try
Hello.
Is there a way to output the tasklist in .html format as well?
Thank you.
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Maarten Coene wrote:
/**
* The description of my method
* @todo Refactor this method
*/
public void myMethod() { ... }
I tried to generate the todo list with "maven tasklist" .
What should I do to get the tasklist plugin generate a todo list?
You may want to verify that the following line exi
I'm having a problem using XML entities inside .xdoc files.
I like to create XML entities for my XML documentation for commong things like
links to API docs or to descriptions of my schemas.
So, I have a file, services.xml, which begins:
%common-links;
]>
Inside common/links
>>> I have no idea. That was days ago!
No probs. I know the feeling ;-)
(I have shitty Lotus Notes - so one needs a masters degree in unintuitive
software to set up any kind of useful mail filtering - thats why I missed
it for a couple of days...)
Thanks again.
Cheers,
-Nick
This messa
I have no idea. That was days ago!
(I suspect it was left over from something I was thinking and never did)
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Finally done!
ftp -> edtftp/jars/edtftp-1.2.1.jar
wrapper -> wrapper/jars/wrapper-3.0.3.jar
Cheers, thanks
wrapper -> service-wrapper
Wh
>>> Finally done!
>>>
>>> ftp -> edtftp/jars/edtftp-1.2.1.jar
>>> wrapper -> wrapper/jars/wrapper-3.0.3.jar
Cheers, thanks
>>> wrapper -> service-wrapper
What do you mean by this?
Thanks again,
-Nick
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Thank you very much Alex!
I will give it a try!
At 08:55 03/06/09 -0700, you wrote:
I ran into this problem too. You can either hack the 'maven-jar' plugin or
you can do what I did (which is terribly hacky) and make a 'postGoal' that
un-jars the jar you just made and re-build it with a fresh ma
I ran into this problem too. You can either hack the 'maven-jar' plugin
or you can do what I did (which is terribly hacky) and make a 'postGoal'
that un-jars the jar you just made and re-build it with a fresh manifest
like so:
dest="${maven.build.dir}/temp-j
Just a FYI for the hibernate users out there.
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