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Can you run "maven -e site" and post the results?
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"Dominik Dahlem" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 10/07/2003 11:43:54
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> Hi all,
>
> I have a problem with th
Hi all,
We are developping a JSP taglib project. In this project we would like
to provide the following artifacts:
- The taglib jar
- The Tld definition file
- A sample web site demonstrating the lib features. (A War containing
the some extra java classes + the taglib jar + JSP resources)
How
Hi all,
I am trying Maven right now to integrate a new project.
I just start to create a blank project using
maven -Dpackage=com.myproject genapp
Things seems Ok. I then create the xdocs directory and a navigation.xml
like the one I found on maven.apache.org web site.
Doing a 'maven jar' works
Hey, thanks Nicolas! I got the following to work in MAVEN.XML on my project:
This works great, and with the destination point to the root of the project, it eats
itself and updates the whole project.
Question: I have no idea what cvs.root points to.
Question2: How can you refe
I see how to build with souce in maven.compile.source=yes in the
project.properties file, but I was wondering if anyone has already written a
pluggin to push up source jars into the prepository?
Maybe set a "maven.repo.source" setting up?
Ideas?
Jonathan Paul Cowherd
Linux and Java Administrator
I use an ant script to checkout and build from cvs... (for continious
integration):
Here are my 2 key tasks :
To checkout (you need cvs.exe to be into your path)
And then, I call maven :
integration into directory: ${checkout
Hi,
I use Maven with Anthill to perform this task.
The setup was quite easy and you can schedule builds
from a CVS checkout. The integration of anthill with maven
was described about a week ago in the mailing list.
Of course you could also use a to do the same...
> -Original Message-
> F
Hi all,
Definately newbie, so forgive any confusion. I've read through the mailing lists that
some people have Ant scripts to help building a project from CVS, but that Maven
itself is not setup to do this.
Whether you need to use an Ant/maven.xml script or if you can do this through Maven
me
Hi all,
I have a problem with the changelog report. However, I assume it has
nothing
to do with the repository connection setting. Rather, the checkstyle
report
is (besides others) registered, although I didn't specify any reports
in my project.xml (). Further, I set the
maven.xdoc.includeProjec
I can't figure out where clover is looking for the junit jar files. I can run cactus
tests using maven plugin fine. I am trying out the cactus sample I checked out from
CVS. Is clover expecting the test java classes and other java classes in the same
directory?
Thanks a lot.
Vaidhy
Hello Eric,
> Is this then a requirement to have one or the other? I am using just a
> plain vanilla download of Maven from CVS, and it seems to me that the
Cactus
> plugin ought to take care of this for me?
I don't think so when you use log4j it is to have an common format for
message
logs.
Is this then a requirement to have one or the other? I am using just a
plain vanilla download of Maven from CVS, and it seems to me that the Cactus
plugin ought to take care of this for me? Possibly by either adding a
log4j.properties to my class path if I don't have one, or at least warning
me
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