Craig S. Cottingham wrote:
Is there something I can add to project.xml or project.properties that
will control whether or not a snapshot is generated? Does it help that
I've adopted the convention of ending the value of the currentVersion
tag in project.xml with -dev for those jars in flux,
in the page
http://maven.apache.org/reference/project-descriptor.html
in the section about pomVersion it referes to an updating page
http://maven.apache.org/reference/updating.html
which does not exist..
should these simple errors be reported to jira? or is it just
neceserry to report it in
not sure if this has been voiced before (I've tried some searches in the
archive,but ither I'm not good enough with my searches or there is
simply nothing there)
anyway, what I was wondering is if there has been any talk of some sort
of collection of default settings..
for instance we here
Christian Andersson wrote:
in the page
http://maven.apache.org/reference/project-descriptor.html
in the section about pomVersion it referes to an updating page
http://maven.apache.org/reference/updating.html
which does not exist..
should these simple errors be reported to jira? or is it
Why don't you use xml entity to externalise this part of file
declare like this :
!ENTITY userChristian SYSTEM Christian.xml
and insert at the corect location with :
userChristian;
In fact for the dependancy it could be a good idea so that dependant
project could use same jar version.
But you
well, for one reason, I'm not that knowledge in XML on how to do that
:-) (yet, but I'd guess I'd have to read up on how to use it)
and yes, there is a problem on how to know which jar version is used,
but I think that is arather small problem compared to having 3 small
projects using 3
Thanks that worked great.
-Scott
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Nelson, Scott (MAN - Corporate) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on
19/09/2003 01:24:38 AM:
Hi.
Just getting started with Maven, and I must say I like it! Kudos to the
developers!
To the question: One nice feature for the war plugin would be to make it
possible to specify that a dependency should be included in the manifest
classpath of the war. Is is this something that is considered?
Hi there,
I worked for some time with ant. And within ant I have a command to get
files from VSS oder CVS. But how to get the files from within maven?
I know, there is a repository tag used in project.xml
But how to get the files?
Maybe I am too stupid and have read the complete
In the properties doc of the plugin header file location use :
maven.checkstyle.header.file
but it must be :
maven.checkstyle.headerFile
Is this a known issue
Nicolas,
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Well, it looks like this :
dependency
idweblogic/id
version6.1sp4/version
urlhttp://www.beasys.com//url
jarweblogic.jar/jar
/dependency
A 10:07 18/09/2003 -0400, vous avez écrit :
OK, but what does this look like in the project.xml? And in fact, we are
soon to
Sorry, I was a bit misleading. The XSLT question in the FAQ alludes to it,
but the actuall documentation I was referring to is at the bottom of the
developers guide :)
Well, finally, I've found that guide. :)
Basically, try adding this to your saxon dependency:
properties
HI there again, I've jsut read the part about remote repository in the
user guide
http://maven.apache.org/reference/user-guide.html#Remote%20Repository%20Layout
and noticed some thing, is this a bug or is it intended..
repository
|
|-- ant
| |-- distribution
| `-- jars
| |--
I've had this problem aslo, and I have had artifactId written (with an I
and not i) the sollution for me (with beta 10) was to go back to using
id, so I guess the artifactId handling is not 100% bugfree in b10..
as I recall from other discussions in here that the documentation on the
site is
In my subproject maven.xml files I've had to:
loadproperties srcFile=../build.properties/
loadproperties srcFile=../project.properties/
Maven loads settings in this order, and uses last set to determine final
value of a property:
${project.home}/project.properties
this method works? I'm going to give it a try for certain.
It sounds a little chicken-and-the-egg though does the top-level
maven.xml copy the *.properties into the sub-projects, or do the
sub-projects copy from ../*.properties themselves?
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From: Vincent Massol
On Friday 19 Sep 2003 13:54, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In the properties doc of the plugin header file location use :
maven.checkstyle.header.file
but it must be :
maven.checkstyle.headerFile
Is this a known issue
Are you talking beta10 ?
In beta10, its not a known issue because its not an
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From: Colin Sampaleanu [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 19 September 2003 20:54
To: Maven Users List
Subject: Re: Any way to have shared properties when extending from a
base
project
Actaully, I like your method a bit better,
me too although there is a small
On Friday 19 Sep 2003 21:17, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone know whether there is a way to run maven site with subproject
directories and then combine the results into one report?
I am trying to mavenize a WSAD J2EE project and have a project with the
following subprojects
test
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