.. No it normaly doesn't ! I suspect you have set the maven.ejb.src (or you
have put your sources into ejb/src which is the default value) which put all
file under this folder into the ejb archive. So just remove it.
Nicolas.
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Norbert Pabi wrote:
Does anybody know what is pom directory in maven repository for?
On ibiblio it is always empty (at least in this projects I was
interested in).
project.xml files are intended to be deployed in there so that things
like automatic discovery of project dependencies are
not according to your documentation:
http://maven.apache.org/start/integrate.html
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So the documentation should be updated (I was about to send the same link but
you did it faster ;-) )...
I changed my project.xml source directory and all is ok with the cvs head
version. In my understand, the ${basedir} requirement is ok as it allows more
fexibility (for example, for migration
Hi all,
Why Maven doesn't use Forrest for project website generation ?
It would be interesting to see a consistent Apache website and Forrest has
very great festures (based on Cocoon, static and dynamic web application,
etc.). Maven is great too, but why not standardize Apache website ? You
Hi Maveners,
Since maven b10, the maven.home is now in ${user.home}/.maven.
For our current systems, this is pretty much a catastrophe as the homes
are limited (being backed-up).
I managed changing this to a shared directory (which will allow then
people to also share their repository). I
Since maven b10, the maven.home is now in ${user.home}/.maven.
Nope, that's maven.home.local.
I'm guesing your problem is the repository, not the plugins directory. In
this case, have all the users set maven.repo.local=/path/to/shared/repo in
their ~/build.properties.
Alternatively, you can
In CVS head, pom.build.sourceDirectory should always return an absolute
path.
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Nicolas FRANK [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 20/08/2003 06:43:46
PM:
Yes, the cvs head
Paul Libbrecht [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 21/08/2003 08:45:13 AM:
Hi Maveners,
Since maven b10, the maven.home is now in ${user.home}/.maven.
Not quite, just per user stuff is placed there, i.e. non-installation
details.
For our current systems, this is pretty much a catastrophe as the
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I was
using maven site command. At one time it is saying copying some number of files.
But the problem is the number of files this is copying seems to be increasing,
without much of a change to the code or relevant xml
files.
And another things is
after transforming user
1) What version of maven?
2) Where is it failing?
3) Run 'maven -e site' and post the stack trace.
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Eran Chinthaka [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 21/08/2003 01:10:34
PM:
I was using maven site command. At one
Did you inadvertently make your transformation output directory the
same as the input directory?
On Thu, 21 Aug 2003, at 09:10:34 [GMT +0600] Eran Chinthaka wrote:
I was using maven site command. At one time it is saying copying some
number of files. But the problem is the number of files this
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