Hi Folks,
Is is possible to pass -enableassertions (or -ea) to UnitTests runs
(test:test)? If yes how, if no do you plan to support it?
Thx
Toby
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Well said Paul. There is great value in Paul's comments regarding not letting your
build process be tied to your IDE. Requiring your IDE to perform the build is a very
bad practice and a path that I would not reccommend going down. I've been doing
development for many years, and have worked
You're welcome!
We're new at this too. I'm in the process of rolling out maven to the dozen
or so projects within my department. I've focused primarily on architecting
the build environment (multiproject builds, project inheritance, etc.) One
of my developers is working out the kinks with getti
> Is this a difference between eclipse 2 and 3?
It's been long since I threw away 2.0...
Is there any 2.0/2.1 user to testify?
regards,
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Kohsuke Kawaguchi
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Paul,
Yeah paul I have kinda figured out the things. But tell me a thing, are the
programmers working with you happy with having to do all this work,
particularly running genapp outside the IDE. I want to propose using Maven
to other programmers in my company who have been working solely with the
You should run "maven genapp" first (outside of your IDE), then cd into the
directory genapp created (the one with your project.xml file) and run "maven
eclipse" (still outside of your IDE). Then you can run your IDE against the
project. I imagine that you'll need to run "maven eclipse" each time
Paul,
I have read the documentation. But there are somethings that I fully figure
out.
I have been able to configure maven as an external tool in Eclipse. I want
to use the genapp plugin to generate a new project. It seems that eclipse
won't allow me to do that by just going to the external tools
Yeah Paul,
You are the man !! It works.
Thanks
Vikas
-Original Message-
From: O'Fallon, Paul (MAN-Corporate) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, October 24, 2003 2:28 PM
To: Maven Users List
Subject: RE: How to start projects with Maven
Try using forward slashes (/) instead of bac
Try using forward slashes (/) instead of backslashes (\) in your directory
names (even on Windows). Ours are several levels deep and work fine.
- Paul
> -Original Message-
> From: Vikas Phonsa [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Friday, October 24, 2003 5:17 PM
> To: 'Maven Users List'
>
Ok Paul, I'm reading thru all that. But take a look at this. I used this
build.properties file to run the eclipse:external-tools goal.
maven.eclipse.workspace=C:\wsad_workspaces\JakartaTesting
maven.eclipse.junit=3.7.0
maven.eclipse.output.dir=C:\wsad_workspaces\JakartaTesting\NewMaven\classes
mav
Take some time and read through the user's guide
(http://maven.apache.org/reference/user-guide.html) It will help give you a
conceptual understanding of how things work (the section on "Properties
Processing" answers your questions about setting properties). There is also
a section in the user's
Hi Paul,
Your email shows direction. But I very new to Maven and just finished my
first tutorial. Could you guide how should I proceed with this eclipse plug
in. I couldn't find any instructions abt that on the website.
The genapp and eclipses plugin webpages list some properties. Where do I set
Look at the genapp plugin
http://maven.apache.org/reference/plugins/genapp/
As for IDE integration, look at the eclipse plugin
http://maven.apache.org/reference/plugins/eclipse/
(although it took some additional effort for us to get this to work with
WSAD...)
HTH,
Paul
> -Original Message---
* Javier del Gesu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2003-10-24 19:10]:
> Hello All
>
> I want to be able to trace into Xerces/Xalan/Xindice/Cocoon/Avalon
> when debugging my application. It doesn't seem that the dependencies
> downloaded from ibiblio will permit this, I don't see any source
> files. Is there a
khote wrote:
Did you set the maven.hibernate.output.file? Are you using xdoclet?
Also you have to worry about maven.hibernate.text=yes .
I found that I couldn't do it either, there's something wrong with the
hibernate plugin, I never could figure out what.
It could never find my hibernate.prope
Is it possible to deploy a site using ftp with maven? if so, how can
this be achieved?
thanks
daniel
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Hello All
I want to be able to trace into Xerces/Xalan/Xindice/Cocoon/Avalon
when debugging my application. It doesn't seem that the dependencies
downloaded from ibiblio will permit this, I don't see any source
files. Is there a standard strategy for building debug dependencies
and setting a debug
Hi Guys,
I want to know how should the project development be started in order to use
Maven. In the tutorials and articles, maven is used to build and jar up
stuff after the classes have been written. They wrote the project.xml after
they had written the classes.
I want to use Maven my WDSC IDE
Nowhere. This is my own goal.
Heiko
Ted Weatherly wrote:
Where is this prepare_ant_classpath goal defined?
Heiko Kundlacz wrote:
Here is a code example. You can use each ant task. In my example here
you find the integration of vssget (optional ant task). Use your ant
tasks like you would ha
On Fri, 2003-10-24 at 16:22, Sonnek, Ryan wrote:
> Would it be a good idea to only remove the unused snapshots for a specific
> dependency? Ex: before running jar:install-snapshot, I'd run
> jar:clean-snapshots and that would delete the old snapshots for that
> specific dependency. This would pr
Hehehe, sorry, need to be more specific - the links to the modules, or the other
subprojects, have blank hrefs.
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Hey all,
This is my first time using the multiproject plugin for Maven, so this may be just a
newbie issue.
I'm trying to run the multiproject:site, and ev
Would it be a good idea to only remove the unused snapshots for a specific
dependency? Ex: before running jar:install-snapshot, I'd run
jar:clean-snapshots and that would delete the old snapshots for that
specific dependency. This would prevent cleaning dependencies that you'd
like to maintain (
Hey all,
This is my first time using the multiproject plugin for Maven, so this may be just a
newbie issue.
I'm trying to run the multiproject:site, and everything seems to go correctly up until
the HTML is generated. The HTML href links are blank! BUT, the hrefs in the generated
navigation.xm
Lukasz,
We have been doing this and it's no so hard to collect all jars and make
it a double-clickable jar...
Here's our maven.xml extract...
You'll note that we call a GUI for that... it makes no sense to make a
double-clickable jar that's not a GUI, I feel. This class also sets the
catalina.h
Ben Walding wrote:
Any reason you've chosen Tomcat over Jetty?
Because we know how to embed Tomcat :) But after your suggestion I try
to look around and find more information about Jetty.
Why would a user care if they ran a supa uber jar vs. unpacking and
stuffing around with script files etc.
Sta
Any reason you've chosen Tomcat over Jetty?
Why would a user care if they ran a supa uber jar vs. unpacking and
stuffing around with script files etc.
Lukasz Piestrzeniewicz wrote:
Hello!
I wonder if anyone has expirience with embedding Tomcat using Maven and
would like to share his knowleadge
Did you set the maven.hibernate.output.file? Are you using xdoclet?
Also you have to worry about maven.hibernate.text=yes .
I found that I couldn't do it either, there's something wrong with the
hibernate plugin, I never could figure out what.
It could never find my hibernate.properties file, w
On Fri, 2003-10-24 at 00:12, Brett Porter wrote:
> Given that your remote repository is as clean as possible, cleaning the
> local one is quite simple: delete it :)
> > I'd like to get some feedback on an idea I have for the
> > repository plugin. In my development environment, I'm mainly
> > wo
Daniel Massie wrote:
I have goals set up to generate my hibernate mapping files, but I am
unable to actually use these to create a database. How can I achieve
this using maven? When I use the goal 'hibernate:schema-export' it
builds successfully, but no schema is produced.
Any help is much appr
Hi Eric,
Delete completely your plugin cache and try again, it will work.
-Vincent
> -Original Message-
> From: Eric Chow [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: 24 October 2003 11:20
> To: Maven Users List
> Subject: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: antlr
>
> Hello,
>
> What cause the foll
Hello,
What cause the following exception? I found the antlr-2.7.2.jar is in the
plugin, repository and lib directory.
And my maven.xml is defined as following:
$ maven java:compile
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Hello!
I wonder if anyone has expirience with embedding Tomcat using Maven and
would like to share his knowleadge?
We use Maven in our new project (which is a web application). We would
like to build version of application with embedded Tomcat. The final
archive should contain the application war
--- Eric Chow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I read the reference in the xdoclet maven-plugins,
> but it still not work.
>
> Is there any project or example use Maven+Xdoclet?
I can assure you that this works.
Here some small sample:
---%< maven.xml ---
Hi Eric,
can you please describe your problem in more detail.
Have you configured the plugin in your project.properties?
Do you have all dependecies in your project.xml?
What xdoclet goal are you using?
>
> Hello,
>
> I read the reference in the xdoclet maven-plugins, but it
> still not work.
I have goals set up to generate my hibernate mapping files, but I am
unable to actually use these to create a database. How can I achieve
this using maven? When I use the goal 'hibernate:schema-export' it
builds successfully, but no schema is produced.
Any help is much appreciated.
Thanks
Daniel
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