On Sat, 2003-12-20 at 00:58, Steve Garcia wrote:
> The Clover report that gets produced from my code is totally off - I have
> close to 90% total coverage for my project and Clover is reporting only
> 8.5%.
>
> When I run "maven clover" manually the coverage numbers are closer to what
> they shoul
The Clover report that gets produced from my code is totally off - I have
close to 90% total coverage for my project and Clover is reporting only
8.5%.
When I run "maven clover" manually the coverage numbers are closer to what
they should be. But I still see weird behavior like a branch not being
I found the problem. I am using JDK 1.3.1, which probably called the
ChangeLog plugin tests to fail. I modified the following statement:
assertTrue(listener.getStdout().indexOf(MESSAGE)>-1);
to
assertTrue(listener.getStdout().toString().indexOf(MESSAGE)>-1);
in the testNormal
maven genapp will create a basic one. Also, the mevenide project is
working on tools to create, edit and synchronize POM files
(http://mevenide.sourceforge.net).
jeff
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Hi, is there a tool to create a 'project.xml'?
Thanks,
-Conrad
I kinda agree that JavaDocs should be at the top. However, to prevent the
Quick Links from becoming the Big Long List of Links, I think that leaving
the source-xref down below would be fine. Especially since I typically use
the source-xref with the unit test xref to see how the source is used...
Hi, is there a tool to create a 'project.xml'?
Thanks,
-Conrad
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Hi, does anyone have a recommended directory layout for building J2EE projects with
Maven? Also, would it be possible to generate these additional directories when I
issue
the following command:
maven -Dpackage=com.mycompany.app genapp
Thanks in advance,
-Conrad
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Hi, I was attempting to create a project and I received the following error:
BEGIN:
$ maven -Dpackage=com.ussearch.darwin genapp
java.lang.reflect.InvocationTargetException
at sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke0(Native Method)
at sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invok
Emmanuel Venisse wrote:
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From: "Nicolas De Loof" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Maven Users List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, December 19, 2003 1:33 PM
Subject: fop dependencies
My project use apache FOP for PDF generation. I need to set POM
dependencies.
One of my co-workers had the same problem with a build he did from CVS
a few days ago. We didn't spend too much time figuring out what was
happening, though, because I gave him what I downloaded on 11/25, and
all was well.
Maybe you should try checking out the RC1 branch and building it.
Jeff
On Wed, 2003-12-17 at 15:16, Emmanuel Venisse wrote:
> Plugin is released. You can download it.
>
> Emmanuel
Great. This looks to be working now. Thanks.
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I downloaded the latest maven (1.0 rc2) from CVS, yesterday, and built it using the
build-bootstrap.xml file. The build was successful. However, when I tried to build
the plugin using the command shown below, it failed.
E:\maven\maven-1.0-rc2>maven -Dgoal=clean,plugin:install multiproject:go
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Subject: fop dependencies
>
>
> My project use apache FOP for PDF generation. I need to set POM
dependencies.
>
> FOP (version 0.20.5) come
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Notice that ant 1.6.0 is just out. You should try it too.
Nico.
> Dunno if this counts as a bug or feature request or what, but some of
> the implicit Ant commands (such as javah) don't work with Maven 1.0-rc2
> and JDK1.4.2. I found out that the trick is to install ant 1.5.4, copy
> the ant.jar
Dunno if this counts as a bug or feature request or what, but some of
the implicit Ant commands (such as javah) don't work with Maven 1.0-rc2
and JDK1.4.2. I found out that the trick is to install ant 1.5.4, copy
the ant.jar and optional.jar into the MAVEN_HOME/lib directory, then
edit the forehead
Thanks, Eric, for your reply.
I actually managed to come up with a similar solution; I set up an FTP
server as my repository.
It's still a bit cranky, 'cause I have some difficulties with adding the
username and password to the URL, but I can live with that for now.
Thanks and have a nice weekend,
Emmanuel,
A wsr file is same as jar file with a web-service.xml file in the
META-INF section. This web-service is a SOAP deployemnt descriptor. The
idea is to put this wsr file in the ear. That way, your web services are
initialized at the same time your application is deployed
The following is a
I had a look to
http://blogs.codehaus.org/people/emmanuel/archives/mavenscm.html and, if I
can help you for Clearcase' specific commands, I invite to contact me by
mail.
Olivier
oliver.champagne-i2m@(Remove2EMailMe)sysde.eads.net
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( ~.) are to strin
No, I have onlu the blog message.
I'll try to make a first site version with some docs and todo list.
A first little todo list :
- run test on your machine
- Test apis with a little program (changelog, checkout and update)
- Add support of more scm software
- Add implementation for more commands
Heh..
The example project.xml on the webpage files didn't include the
tag, and since I copied the template directly of the
website - it didn't work.
Added the tag in the project.xml files - presto!
Happy Hollidays one and all!
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Wonderfull ! ;o) and thanks for your quick answer too
Is there a link to learn more about next releases/improvments and so on ?
Thanks again.
Olivier Champagne
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( ~.) are to strings what
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It worked perfectly!!!
Thx a lot
Eric.
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Eric,
you could use maven.javadoc.useexternalfile=true
I believe that fixes the issue of command line truncation.
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Eric Giguere <[EMAIL PROTEC
Clearcaseis supported by maven in changelog plugin. This plugin generates a
file that list all modifications.
scm:clearcase:
If you want more features, you can see maven-scm
(http://blogs.codehaus.org/people/emmanuel/archives/mavenscm.html). It will
be use in the next maven version
Emmanuel
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Nope. No work.
Maybe it's the hollidays..
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Hmm,
sometimes I
Hmm,
sometimes I read too fast (ie I skip entire words not to mention
sencences)... :-(
Anyway, I noticed that your example lists
>>mediator
>>
>>axxcommon
>>common
>>common.jar
>>Thou shalt built!
>>
>>
>>
>>axxtmn
>>
My project use apache FOP for PDF generation. I need to set POM dependencies.
FOP (version 0.20.5) comes with binaries versions of it's dependencies, that I cannot
fond on ibiblio :
batik 1.5beta4
avalon-framework-cvs-20020806
- Latest batik version on ibiblio is 1.1.1. Batik is now in 1.5, a
Hello,
Is there a support for Clearcase in maven ?
Thanks for your help,
Olivier Champagne
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Hi Emmanuel,
thank you for answering my question. Can you please be a bit more specific. Which
property should be added to test dependencies and what do you mean with "customize the
dependencies report"? Is it necessary to patch the maven sources?
Thanks in advance for your help,
Andreas
Hi, thanks for the tip.
The problem still that the order of processing is "file-system order", so
no
compilation/jar/install is performed in order to correct the "hole" in the
repository.
Takker så mye - God Jul og Godt Nyttår! (siste dag før ferie).
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Mikael Lundgren <[EMAIL P
Hi,
I just had that problem the other day ;-)
Maven is trying to find the dependencies in the repository and - unless
you put something there - it won't find them.
You could try
maven multiproject:install
which installs your artifacts into the local repository thus making them
available to oth
Continuing on the discussion driven by Nicolas;
I'm testing out Maven on three of our sub-components with the following
dependencies:
axxbs -> mediator -> common
(where the notation "a -> " means "a depends on b").
The directory layout is:
+- common
| +- src
| +- src_test
Well, you can just share the ones you need in both projects, and add specific
ones to each of the sub-projects.
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From: Jefferson K. French [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: vendredi 19 décembre 2003 5:55
To: Maven Users List
Subject: Re: Shared dependencies for jar and war
What is wsr?
Do you have some links?
Emmanuel
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Sent: Friday, December 19, 2003 11:55 AM
Subject: wsr support in maven
Hello,
Is there a support of wsr file in maven (I kn
Hello,
Is there a support of wsr file in maven (I know it's used by JBossNET to
deploy a new webservice inside jboss).
Thanks,
Stephane
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So stupid :
My sub-projects extends master project and I did set in master project, so
reactor cannot know sub-project
identity.
Now, when I run "maven multiproject:install" I get
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| \/ |__ _Apache__ ___
| |\/| / _` \ V / -_) ' \ ~ intelligent projects ~
|_| |_\__,_|\_/\___|_||_| v.
You must make a jar:install on your pacila-metier.jar for put it in your
local repo.
Emmanuel
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From: "Nicolas De Loof" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Maven Users List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, December 19, 2003 10:40 AM
Subject: how to set dependecy between sub-pro
They're is no version in repository as this dependency comes from the other
sub-project !
I tried to use this without more effect :
pacila
pacila-metier
${pom.currentVersion}
jar
true
Does'nt multiproject detect that "pacila-metier" must be build befor
whats the version of the pacila-metier jar that you have in your
local repository? I think you should reference one of the
versions you have installed there.
greetings
Fábio
Nicolas De Loof writes:
> I'm back with my multiproject !
>
> - pacila-metier builds a jar (pacila-metier.jar)
> - pacil
Hello list,
We have a maven project with many modules, each of them being a maven
project. We have also separate release's type which are also a maven project.
Currently We have the root directory continaing two directories: modules and
application. Each of those directory contains directories wi
I'm back with my multiproject !
- pacila-metier builds a jar (pacila-metier.jar)
- pacila-webapp builds a war.
I want pacila-metier.jar to be bundled into the war, so I set :
pacila
pacila-metier
SNAPSHOT
jar
true
When I run multiproject, it tries to build p
Hi Stephane,
Sorry, I wasn't clear enough. My ejb-jar is working fine (with
all its deployment descriptors: ejb-jar, jbosscmp-jdbc,etc). I
just wanted to know where to put my cactus test cases. I've put
them in "src\test-cactus" in my war sub-project. But as you
already know, when the cactus pl
> -Original Message-
> From: Fabio Uechi [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: 19 December 2003 10:19
> To: Maven Users List
> Subject: Re: using cactus with external dependencies
>
>
> Hi all,
>
>I'm facing a similar problem. I have a set of cactus tests
> for my ejb module as well. I
Fabio,
Packaging your EJB inside the war is not good. You need a valid ejb-jar
module with a valid deployment descriptor (namely ejb-jar.xml). Cactus simply
put your classes inside the WAR + resources but not the deployment
descriptor.
I would suggest to write a custom goal in the maven.xml of yo
Hi all,
I'm facing a similar problem. I have a set of cactus tests
for my ejb module as well. I've included it in my war module,
is this the right place to put it?
Before changing to maven I was cactifying the war and then
packing a new ear with it. With this "cactifyed ear" in hand I
was
>>> Yah, I just looked. I'll stick with Clover. Is there any BSD licensed
>>> coverage tools that are any good?
>>
>> I don't find it :-(
>> Challenge : If someone know one, I'll integrate it!!!
> There's quilt at SF.net, but is it any good?
Yes, I tested it a long time ago, but I didn't like it.
You can generate Developer Activities for all supported scm tools.
It's necessary to set up correctly the developer id in your project.xml
Emmanuel
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Solved by setting :
maven.multiproject.basedir=${basedir}/..
maven.multiproject.includes=pacila-webapp/project.xml,pacila-metier/project.xml
Nico.
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Sent: Friday, December 19, 2003
Emmanuel Venisse wrote on Thursday, December 18, 2003 7:28 PM:
> From: "Jason van Zyl" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> Yah, I just looked. I'll stick with Clover. Is there any BSD licensed
>> coverage tools that are any good?
>
> I don't find it :-(
> Challenge : If someone know one, I'll integrate it!!!
Hy all,
I've got 2 sub-projects :
- pacila-metier (simple jar)
- pacila-webapp (war)
I'm trying to use multiproject to build app in one command. I added a 3d project
"pacila" with a minimalist POM and this
project.properties :
maven.multiproject.includes=../pacila-webapp/project.xml,../pacila-
Hi ,
After running Maven ,I am able to generate the docs
and see whats happening in the resposirotry.
But I am not getting only Developer Avtivites report.Why is that happening.
Also is it necessary that developers working on CVS should clcik on share project so
that their
names can be genrate
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