Hi Folks,
Just a simple question. What is the the source directory of the EJB JAR
Plugin for? Is there any Appserver which needs sourcefiles?
Thx
Toby
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On Thu, 2004-02-19 at 23:23, Brett Porter wrote:
> What version should be released with RC2?
I'm trying to figure that out now ...
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> > From: Jason van Zyl [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > Subject: xdo
What version should be released with RC2?
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> Sent: Friday, 20 February 2004 3:20 PM
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> Subject: xdoc plugin
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> Howdy,
>
> For anyone trying to use the new xdoc plugin, please ignore
> it and w
Howdy,
For anyone trying to use the new xdoc plugin, please ignore it and
what's currently in CVS. Bob did some work on the themes and none of it
works correctly anymore so I'm trying to revert some stuff and clean it
up. The reports don't seem to generate either which is my fault. It
shouldn't ha
we use multiproject:artifact to build multiple components. but, for our
ejb's we need to build the ejb and the client jars. i tried adding maven.multiproject.type=ejb-client
but the build errors trying to build target ejb-client:ejb-client.
if you change the type to ejb it just builds the bean
Hello,
Does anybody use http://patterntesting.sourceforge.net/ ?
Looks like it has not been updated in a while. Any info would be
appreciated.
thanks
Matt
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Perhaps someone can point me at some documentation that I've missed that
deals with structuring interrelated projects for development and production.
At the moment, I have a large system that is built with Ant that I'd
like to move to Maven and I am not sure how I should structure my
project.xm
Tim Chen wrote:
You cant do anything but reboot (I've tried killing every windows
process that I could and it still wont work).
ProcessExplorer can help looking up and closing handles w/o having to
kill the process that created them. its a free win tool available at
sysinternals.com.
-- gd
If the file is not open and it is unable to delete it..
Try to manually delete.. if windows gives you an error saying that the
file is locked then welcome to windows.
You cant do anything but reboot (I've tried killing every windows
process that I could and it still wont work).
This usually happe
Thanks, Eric, I tried that (including the ant and ant-optional jars as
dependencies), with the same error resulting. The problem is that
"TextTestEngine" itself doesn't show up in any jar!
The closest reference I see to it is from a Google search:
http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&i
Have you run this with the '-e' option to maven? It will produce a stack
trace, which should give you a little more info on what the specifics of
the problem are...maybe. Maybe it'll just say in a very verbose way
"Unable to delete file". It's worth a try...
-j
On Thu, 2004-02-19 at 20:19, Freddy
No, and otherwise I call a clean goal before the site goal, so the files are
created for the first time by the site goal.
the order of the calls in my goal are:
- clean
- site
- copy the files site goal generated to a specific paste (via and tag
"copy")
- jar:install
- clean
b
Dumb question, but it's something I'm embarrassed to say has stumped me
before...
Do you have another process open and viewing a subdirectory of the
target, like a command shell or something?
Just thought I'd check.
-john
On Thu, 2004-02-19 at 18:26, Freddy wrote:
> Hi
> I'm tring to create a
On cruise control site!!! (schedule option)
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Subject: CruiseControl
Hi,
Where can I find documentaion of how to use cruise control to do a nightly
build???
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http://cruisecontrol.sourceforge.net/main/install.html
Am 20.02.2004 um 00:48 schrieb Freddy:
Where can I find documentaion of how to use cruise control to do a
nightly build???
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Hi,
Where can I find documentaion of how to use cruise control to do a nightly build???
[]s
Freddy
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Hi
I'm tring to create a new goal where I create the project site (via goal
site), move the site to other paste (via ant tags) and then I clean the
project (via goal clean)
But when I run my goal the clean goal fail, because he can't delete some
files of the target directory.
does anyone kno
Hi
I'm tring to create a new goal where I create the project site (via goal
site), move the site to other paste (via ant tags) and then I clean the
project (via goal clean)
But when I run my goal the clean goal fail, because he can't delete some
files of the target directory.
does anyone know why t
That isn't a standard class as part of Junit.. You'll need to add it as a
dependency to your project.xml.
Eric
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> From: Swierczek, David (MED) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Thursday, February 19, 2004 5:24 PM
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> Subject: Could not find org
Hi users,
I'm trying to run a junit test from maven.xml and get the following
error:
[test] [ERROR] Could not find
org.apache.testlet.engine.TextTestEngine. Make sure you have it in your
classpath
Now, this test runs fine from Ant (v 1.5) but when I migrated it to
Maven (v. 1.0-rc1) I sta
That's not true. Our report are described in the master project.xml and
are properly inherited by the subproject when doing the
multiroject:site goal.
That being said, I'm suspecting a cache issue. Here is what I noticed:
sometimes the site is not properly generated and aggregated, even
th
I had the report definitions at the bottom of the master project.xml
thinking that it would be automatically included in each subproject.
That didn't seem to be the case. Make sure that the list of report
definitions is in each subproject's project.xml.
You may already be doing that and I am compl
Hi all,
I'm facing some problems when attempting to generate my project
site.
My project its comprised of 3 sub-projects.
I have a master project.xml which is extended by other 3.
When I execute:
maven multiproject:site
The reactor is properly activated and all sites are generated.
But it's not
thorsten maus wrote:
have the following project-structure
root
|
| -- sample-ejb
| | - target
| | - xdoclet
| | ejbdoclet
| -- common-jar
the sample-ejb refers to the common-jar ..
the common-jar itself needs the generated interfaces of the sample-ejb ..
Could you try to remove line 365 (if you cvs head for xdoc plugin) and
certainly 346-347 of plugin.jelly?
I have no time for test it.
Oddly, my reply to this never showed up. Well at the risk of
redundancy, here it is again:
Removing those lines caused other problems (unable to find navigati
Thought I'd make mine available too:
http://bladesys.demon.co.uk/roller/page/sradford/Weblog/20040219#maven_sar_plugin
Regards,
Sean
On Wed, 2004-02-18 at 20:01, Stephane Nicoll wrote:
> There is a sar pluging that could be customized for JBoss easily
> http://loom.jcontainer.org/pl
OK, now that we've overcome the slash problem in the xdoc plugin.jelly,
the next hurdle is class loading related. (Yes, it would just /have/ to
be, huh?)
Using either HEAD or MAVEN-1_0-BRANCH of maven and HEAD of
maven-plugins, running the site goal for a simple project produces this
lovely g
hi
have the following project-structure
root
|
| -- sample-ejb
| | - target
| | - xdoclet
| | ejbdoclet
| -- common-jar
the sample-ejb refers to the common-jar ..
the common-jar itself needs the generated interfaces of the sample-ejb ..
how do i tell the
Hi,
I'm using the javadoc report, and I have some class diagrams I'd like to
copy over into the javadoc. I've used the doc-files directory to hold
these files, and everything works in eclipse when I generate the
javadoc, but the maven javadoc plugin doesn't seem to copy that
directory over. I've
The correct branch for Maven is MAVEN-1_0-BRANCH and not HEAD
Emmanuel
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From: "kimbuba" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Thursday, February 19, 2004 12:01 PM
Subject: Re: PMD Report processing 0 files.
> I got the same problem,
> I tried all the ins
my multiproject is capable of creating
jboss-related settings
wars
ejb-jars
common-jar
i would now integrate hibernate properly .. and im not quite shure how
to do this the easyest way ..
by now .. i have my hibernate source in the common package, as the bean
classes need to be used throughout t
I got the same problem,
I tried all the instructions but nothing.
Let me know if you did it.
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> I'm running HEAD for maven and maven-plugins.
> PMD is currently processing 0 files, I've tried both with and without
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