Hy,
It seems that the dist plugin is only designed for a jar project, and that
you cannot use it to distribute a war or an ear project. Is that correct ?
Sebastien BRUNOT
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hi,
in my project I'm using the reactor to automatically build the 2
subprojects.
project
|-subproject1
|-subproject2
|-maven.xml
|-project.xml
The reactor properly finds and builds the subprojects and deploys them
but the project itself is not deployed. All necessary files (e.g.
1) You have to manually add the dependencies.
2) Mount the source directory, use the Mount - Version Controlled - CVS
3) Mount the target directory, use the Mount - Local Directory
4) Mount the test source directory, use the Mount - Version Controlled
- CVS
5) Mount the test target directory,
On Mon, 2003-07-07 at 13:20, Kristine Weissbarth wrote:
hi,
in my project I'm using the reactor to automatically build the 2
subprojects.
project
|-subproject1
|-subproject2
|-maven.xml
|-project.xml
The reactor properly finds and builds the subprojects and deploys them
but
Is there a rough date scheduled for Maven RC1 release?
Thanks,
Jon
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Hey All,
In this doc:
http://maven.apache.org/faq.html#speeding-maven
It recommends deleting unused plugins to increase the speed of startup
time. Is there a way to generate a list of used plugins, given a
project.xml/maven.xml combination? The doc says to delete with care so
I'd like to do
I can't see any other replies to this so...
You appear to have an extra '/' at the end of maven.repo.remote. Try:
maven.repo.remote=http://sxserver.semandex.net/maven
If you looked in the logs of your webserver, you'd find it would be
reporting errors for
On Mon, 2003-07-07 at 09:07, James Richmond wrote:
Is there a rough date scheduled for Maven RC1 release?
First b10 will come. There are only a couple more issues to resolve
there and then that will be released. No firm date or estimate on rc1.
Thanks,
Jon
Hello,
We are trying to write a task to transform an XML document into a HTML
document using a XSL stylesheet, for documentation purposes.
We wrote the following task :
goal name=gen-ruledoc
xslt basedir=${basedir}/xml/regles
destdir=${maven.build.dir}/docs/regles
hi,
how can I use dependencies that are not on ibiblio? I copied the jars
into the local repository folder of maven and declared them as artifact
in my project.xml (see below) but Maven always tries to download them
from the ibiblio website.
How should I declare those jars?
Hi,
I use an CVS repositry in an other machine for my project src file. I try
to define it in my project.xml like this :
repository
connectionscm:pserver:[EMAIL
PROTECTED]:/usr/local/cvsroot:socle-technique/connection
developerConnectionscm:pserver:[EMAIL
Thanks for the reply, but this is not the problem. I see your point, but
Apache is simply ignoring the redundant slash.
I saw it check for the library once (when it wasn't installed) and
printed a message to that effect. Now it is not even trying to do that.
Ahhh! Lights flashing!
If there is a
SNAPSHOT is saying you depend on the 'cutting edge' build. Working with
snapshots of everything for releases is frowned upon as it means your
builds aren't actually repeatable; however its useful during development.
maven jar:install-snapshot
builds a jar with a timestamp instead of the usual
hi,
please can anybody answer me? Is maven always downloading the jars from
ibiblio? How can I declare jars that cannot be found on ibiblio?
I specified an url within the dependency tag which refers to the
download site of the jar but maven still tries to download it from
ibiblio and fails. What
Hi Kristine,
There's a couple of different ways to do this. You could create a local
repository running on some http server.
I found it a bit quicker to just create your dependencies and then
*override* them in the project.properties file. This is in the
documentation for using Maven, I believe.
Ok...I will take a look to this contribution but any idea or help is
welcome.
Thx,
-emmanuel
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Hi Emmanuel,
Not yet. I
Thanks that was very instructive. I understand that SNAPSHOT is the one
on the bleeding edge, but is there a way to declare the latest on that
development branch, or in other words the 1.2.x where x denotes the
latest revision of the 1.2 series.
We are following the convention of
Hi,
I need some help with the Recorder Task of Ant.
I want to capture the compile output as a xml file and
tried to use the recorder task.
I used the following statement:
record name=javac.xml listener=org.apache.tools.ant.XmlLogger
action=start/
and later I stopped it
I'm trying to send build notification emails. I've configured nagEmailAddress
in project.xml. But I'd like to know what else needs to be done to have Maven
send emails.
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At 12:13 PM 7/3/2003 -0500, you wrote:
Thanks for your comments, however I'm afraid this is not the problem we are
having.
I already have a local repository setup in addition to the ibiblio, the
trouble is that there are a couple of Jars that I'm not allowed to put in
there. Developers have
I'd like to
include some Java examples in my project. Where is the best place to put
them in a Mavenized project? Under src/java like every other Java source
file? Or under src/examples? If so, how do I trick Maven into using
another source directory?
Cheers,
Laird
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I'm trying to send build notification emails. I've configured nagEmailAddress
in project.xml. But I'd like to know what else needs to be done to have Maven
send emails.
Don't know if there's anything done for that, grepping through the
plugins seems to be using it only
I'm currently planning to add mailing support to the junit tests via some
property and nagEmailAddress. I've done the work, but I'm using a XSL for
the email that I'm not happy with.
What other mailouts would you be looking for? I don't see any reason why we
can't send all reports via the
Hi Brett,
Just some thoughts. Is that something that is best placed in the test
plugin or would it be better placed as either a plugin in itself or as a
build listener (as in Ant)?
More generally, the feature I would be looking for is: send an email
when the build fails. I think this covers your
I think we both have the goal of doing automated integration testing with
Maven :)
Currently I have something in CVS that will allow that to some extent. I
have added a list of failed projects to the reactor and maven:maven so when
you specify ignoreFailures, you can find out what failed and do
On Mon, 2003-07-07 at 18:36, Vincent Massol wrote:
Hi Brett,
Just some thoughts. Is that something that is best placed in the test
plugin or would it be better placed as either a plugin in itself or as a
build listener (as in Ant)?
More generally, the feature I would be looking for is:
Hi,
I have a few questions regarding Maven and CVS:
1) Is it possible to use other ways of accessing the cvs server in
your connection string like ssh for example?
2) What is the cvs connection string used for and must it be the same
as in CVS/Root?
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SMART Money Inc.
If
Hi,
According to the docs you can only set a connection and url element.
When the site is generated and you go to Source Repository, it uses
the same pserver details for the ssh connection.
How can you specify the developer cvs access connection?
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Alwyn Schoeman
SMART Money Inc.
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